Definitions for magnificmægˈnɪf ɪk
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
mag•ni•ficmægˈnɪf ɪk(adj.)
also mag•nif′i•cal
magnificent.
grandiose; pompous.
Origin of magnific:
1480–90; (< MF magnifique) < L magnificus=magn(us) large +-i- -i - +-ficus -fic
mag•nif′i•cal•ly(adv.)
Wiktionary
magnific(Adjective)
Grand; splendid; illustrious; magnificent.
Webster Dictionary
Magnific(adj)
alt. of Magnifical
Translations for magnific
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- manjifiekAfrikaans
- فَخْم، فاخِر، عَظيمArabic
- великолепенBulgarian
- esplêndidoPortuguese (BR)
- nádhernýCzech
- großartigGerman
- storslået; strålendeDanish
- μεγαλειώδης, λαμπρόςGreek
- magníficoSpanish
- suurepäraneEstonian
- با شکوهFarsi
- suurenmoinenFinnish
- magnifiqueFrench
- מַרהִיבHebrew
- भव्यHindi
- raskošan, veličanstvenCroatian
- nagyszerűHungarian
- hebatIndonesian
- glæsilegurIcelandic
- magnificoItalian
- 壮麗なJapanese
- 웅장한Korean
- puikus, nuostabus, didingasLithuanian
- lielisks; krāšņsLatvian
- mengagumkanMalay
- schitterendDutch
- storslått, praktfullNorwegian
- wspaniałyPolish
- با شکوهPersian
- ډير ښكلىPashto
- esplêndidoPortuguese
- magnificRomanian
- великолепныйRussian
- nádhernýSlovak
- krasenSlovenian
- veličanstvenSerbian
- storslagen, magnifikSwedish
- งดงามThai
- muhteşemTurkish
- 壯麗的, 宏偉的，壯觀的，華麗的Chinese (Trad.)
- пишний, розкішнийUkrainian
- پر شکوہ ، عالی شانUrdu
- lộng lẫyVietnamese
- 壮丽的，华丽的Chinese (Simp.)
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