diadem in Irish
diadem in Irish is mionn (ríoga) — diadem means a diadem is an ornamental headband or crown worn to show royal status.
diadem in Irish
mionn (ríoga)
What does "diadem" mean?
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noun A diadem is an ornamental headband or crown worn to show royal status.
"The queen wore a jeweled diadem for the ceremony."
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verb To diadem someone is to crown them or adorn them with a diadem.
"The poem describes the victor being diademed with laurel."
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diadem in a sentence
- The queen wore a jeweled diadem for the ceremony.
- The statue shows the king with a diadem resting on his brow.
- The poem describes the victor being diademed with laurel.
- Artists sometimes diadem their subjects to show royal or divine status.
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What is "diadem" in Irish?
"diadem" in Irish is mionn (ríoga). diadem means: A diadem is an ornamental headband or crown worn to show royal status.
How do you use "diadem" in a sentence?
Example: "The queen wore a jeweled diadem for the ceremony." In Irish, "diadem" is mionn (ríoga).
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