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1 pomp
[pɔmp] nounsolemn stateliness and magnificence, eg at a ceremonial occasion:أُبَّهَهThe Queen arrived with great pomp and ceremony.
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2 dabdaba
noise; pomp [dabdaba] Aze debdebe, Hin dabdaba, Per dabdabe, Tur debdebe borrowed from Ar--------trample [Sem d-b-d-b] -
3 jalal
might, glory, pomp [jalla] Aze calal, Hin jalal, Per jalal borrowed from Ar -
4 ttanttana
emit noise [onomat.]--------noise; revel; celebration; pomp [ttanttana] Aze tentene, Hin tantana, Per ttanttane, Tur tantana borrowed from Ar -
5 أبهة
n. pomp, splendor, panoply, pageantry, pride, state, splendour -
6 بذخ
n. splendor, state, splendour, pomp -
7 عجب
1́ adj. encircling, fallen2́ n. wonderment, weirdness, vainglory, pomp, overconfidence, elation3́ v. wonder, please, enamour, marvel, strike, appreciate, admire, commend -
8 عظمة
n. greatness, grandeur, magnificence, magnitude, splendor, splendour, state, majesty, sublimate, force, lordliness, noble mindedness, pageantry, pomp, laurels -
9 فخفخة
n. pomp, splendor, splendour -
10 مناسبة قومية
n. pomp -
11 موكب عظيم
n. pomp -
12 أبهة
أُبّهَة: فَخَامَة، عَظَمَةpomp, splendor, ostentation, grandeur, magnificence, pomposity -
13 اختيال
اِخْتِيَال: تَبَخْتُر، زُهُوّ، غُرُور، تَكَبّرstrut(ing), swagger(ing), prancing, prance, mincing; conceit, conceitedness, self-conceit, self-importance, vanity, vainglory, pomp; haughtiness, arrogance, pride, snobbery, snobbishness, snobbism -
14 بذخ
بَذْخ (في الإنْفاقِ أو العَيْش)lavish expenditure, lavishness, prodigality, extravagance; luxury, high living; pomp, splendor -
15 بهرجة
بَهْرَجَةsham splendor, empty show, hollow pomp; showy adornment, cheap ornamentation, gaudy embellishment; showiness, gaudiness, tawdriness, flashiness, garishness -
16 فخفخة
فَخْفَخَة: أُبّهَةpomp, splendor -
17 مبهج
مَبْهَج، مَبْهَجَةjoy, delight, pleasure, happiness, delightful thing; splendor, magnificence, pomp -
18 مبهجة
مَبْهَج، مَبْهَجَةjoy, delight, pleasure, happiness, delightful thing; splendor, magnificence, pomp -
19 ceremony
[ˈserəmənɪ] (American) [-mounɪ] plural ˈceremonies noun1) a sacred or formal act, eg a wedding, funeral etc:مَراسيم، طُقوسa marriage ceremony.
2) solemn display and formality:احْتِفال رَسْميpomp and ceremony.
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Pomp — ist eine (absprechende) Bezeichnung für Prunk und demonstrativen Luxus ein Unternehmen – siehe Verlag Peter Pomp und ist der Name von folgenden Personen Anton Pomp (1888–1953), Metallurg und Ordinarius an der RWTH Aachen Curt Pomp (* 1932),… … Deutsch Wikipedia
pomp — pomp·less; pomp·ous; pomp·ous·ly; pomp·ous·ness; psy·cho·pomp; pomp; … English syllables
Pomp — Sm std. (13. Jh.), mhd. pomp(e) m./f. Entlehnung Entlehnt aus l. pompa f. unter Einfluß von dessen Fortsetzer frz. pompe f. Das Maskulinum erst spät (unter Einfluß von Prunk ?). Das lateinische Wort ist entlehnt aus gr. pompḗ f. feierlicher… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
pomp — [ pamp ] noun uncount formal ceremony, especially involving expensive clothes, special traditions, etc.: the pomp of the coronation ceremony pomp and circumstance: the pomp and circumstance of the formal events … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Pomp — Pomp, n. [OE. pompe, F. pompe, L. pompa, fr. Gr. ? a sending, a solemn procession, pomp, fr. ? to send. Cf. {Pump} a shoe.] 1. A procession distinguished by ostentation and splendor; a pageant. All the pomps of a Roman triumph. Addison. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pomp — [pɔmp US pa:mp] n [U] [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: pompe, from Greek, procession ] formal all the impressive clothes, decorations, music etc that are traditional for an important official or public ceremony ▪ The queen s birthday was… … Dictionary of contemporary English
pomp — ► NOUN 1) ceremony and splendid display. 2) (pomps) archaic vain and boastful display. ORIGIN Greek pomp procession, pomp , from pempein send … English terms dictionary
Pomp — Pomp, v. i. To make a pompons display; to conduct. [Obs.] B. Jonson. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pomp — (n.) c.1300, from O.Fr. pompe (13c.), from L. pompa procession, pomp, from Gk. pompe solemn procession, display, lit. a sending, from pempein to send. In Church Latin, used in depreciatory sense for worldly display, vain show … Etymology dictionary
Pomp — »‹übertriebener› Prunk, glanzvoller Aufzug«: Das schon mhd. bezeugte Substantiv (mhd. pomp‹e›) wurde im 17. Jh. unter dem Einfluss von entsprechend frz. pompe neu belebt. Es ist aus gleichbed. lat. pompa entlehnt, das aus griech. pompē̓ »Geleit; … Das Herkunftswörterbuch
pomp — sb., en; pomp og pragt … Dansk ordbog
