Daily word magnificent (adj.)

magnificent (adj.)

• Afrikaans – Pragtig (prakh-tikh)

• Arabic – رائع (ra-ee’)

• Armenian – հոյակապ (hoy-a-kap)

• Bengali – মহিমান্বিত (mo-hi-man-bit)

• Cebuano – Talagsaon (ta-lag-sa-on)

• Chichewa – Wodabwitsa (wo-da-bwi-tsa)

• Chinese (Simplified) – 壮丽 (zhuàng lì)

• Danish – Storslået (stor-slo-et)

• Dutch – Magnifiek (mag-ni-fiek)

• Esperanto – Magnifika (mag-nee-fee-ka)

• Estonian – Suurepärane (soo-re-pah-rah-neh)

• Filipino (Tagalog) – Magarbo (ma-gar-bo)

• Finnish – Upea (oo-peh-ah)

• French – Magnifique (mag-nee-feek)

• German – Großartig (gross-ar-tig)

• Greek – Υπέροχος (ee-pe-ro-hos)

• Hausa – Mai girma (mai geer-ma)

• Hawaiian – Kū kilakila (koo kee-la-kee-la)

• Hebrew – מפואר (me-fo-ar)

• Hindi – भव्य (bhav-ya)

• Hmong – Zoo kawg (zaw kwahng)

• Indonesian – Megah (meh-gah)

• Italian – Magnifico (mag-nee-fee-ko)

• Japanese – 壮大 (sou-dai)

• Javanese – Agung (ah-goong)

• Korean – 웅장한 (ung-jang-han)

• Lao – ສົມບູນ (som-boon)

• Latin – Magnificus (mag-ni-fi-kus)

• Macedonian – Величествен (ve-lee-ches-tven)

• Malay – Hebat (heh-bat)

• Maori – Whakahirahira (fa-ka-hee-ra-hee-ra)

• Myanmar (Burmese) – ကြီးမြတ်သော (kyee-myat-thaw)

• Nepali – भव्य (bhav-ya)

• Norwegian – Praktfull (prakt-fool)

• Pashto – عالي (aa-lee)

• Persian (Farsi) – باشکوه (ba-shooh)

• Portuguese – Magnífico (mag-nee-fee-ko)

• Russian – Великолепный (ve-lee-ko-lep-ny)

• Samoan – Matagofie (ma-ta-go-fee-eh)

• Spanish – Magnífico (mag-nee-fee-ko)

• Swedish – Magnifik (mag-ni-feek)

• Thai – ยิ่งใหญ่ (ying-yai)

• Turkish – Muhteşem (muh-te-shem)

• Ukrainian – Чудовий (chu-do-vyy)

• Uzbek – Ajoyib (ah-joy-ib)

• Vietnamese – Tráng lệ (trang leh)

• Welsh – Godidog (go-dee-dog)

• Xhosa – Mkhulu (m-khoo-loo)

• Yiddish – גרויסאַרטיק (groys-ar-tik)

• Zulu – Omangalisayo (o-man-ga-li-sa-yo)

Word type: adjective (adj.)

Daily word Meaning of “magnificent” (adj.):
→ “Magnificent” describes something grand, impressive, beautiful, or very good in quality.