regalia in Finnish
regalia in Finnish is etuoikeudet, valtaoikeudet, arvonmerkit — regalia means the ceremonial emblems and objects associated with royalty, such as a crown or sceptre.
regalia in Finnish
What does "regalia" mean?
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noun The ceremonial emblems and objects associated with royalty, such as a crown or sceptre.
"The crown jewels are part of the royal regalia."
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noun Special clothing or decorations that show membership in a group, office, or ceremony.
"Graduates wore full academic regalia at the ceremony."
regalia in a sentence
- The crown jewels are part of the royal regalia.
- Graduates wore full academic regalia at the ceremony.
- The chief wore traditional regalia for the powwow.
Similar words in Finnish
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "regalia" in Finnish?
"regalia" in Finnish is etuoikeudet, valtaoikeudet, arvonmerkit. regalia means: The ceremonial emblems and objects associated with royalty, such as a crown or sceptre.
How do you use "regalia" in a sentence?
Example: "The crown jewels are part of the royal regalia." In Finnish, "regalia" is etuoikeudet, valtaoikeudet, arvonmerkit.
Are there other ways to say "regalia" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "regalia": etuoikeudet, valtaoikeudet, arvonmerkit, regaalit, tunnukset, loisto.