crown

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /kɹaʊ̯n/
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• /kɹæʊ̯n/ Southern US, Midland US, Mid-Atlantic US, New York City, Australian, New Zealand
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• /kɹaːn/ Pittsburgh, General South African, /aʊ̯/-monophthongization
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• rhymes with -aʊn
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• homophone: crayon (Mid-Atlantic US)
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• /kɹoʊn/
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• rhymes with -əʊn
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• homophone: crone
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• CMU ARPABET: K R AW1 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Inherited from Middle English coroune, from Anglo-Norman corone, from Latin corōna (“crown, wreath”), from Ancient Greek κορώνη (korṓnē). Doublet of corona, korona, koruna, krona, króna, and krone. Displaced Old English corenbēag (“crown”) and Middle English kinehelm, kynehelm, from Old English cynehelm (“crown”, literally “kinhelm” or “king's helm”). The paper sizes (etymology 1, noun sense 18) are so called because the papers were originally watermarked with a crown.

From crown.

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

673 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: коронен (koronen) — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Dutch: kroon- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Dutch: kroons- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Finnish: kruunun- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• French: de la couronne — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• German: kronen- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Hungarian: korona- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Icelandic: krón- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Macedonian: крунски (krunski) — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Portuguese: da coroa — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Russian: насле́дный (naslédnyj) — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Russian: коро́нный (korónnyj) — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Russian: крон-при́нц (kron-prínc) — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Slovak: korunný — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Slovene: kronski — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Swedish: kron- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Volapük: krona- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Volapük: klona- — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Volapük: kronik — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Volapük: klonik — of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
• Finnish: latva- — of, related to, or pertaining to the top of trees
• French: Couronne — Translations
• Polish: Korona — Translations
• Albanian: kurorë — royal headdress
• Albanian: kunorë — royal headdress
• Albanian: krezë — royal headdress
• Southern Altai: таајы (taaǰï) — royal headdress
• Southern Altai: корона (korona) — royal headdress
• Amharic: ዘውድ (zäwd) — royal headdress
• Western Apache: nantʼaʼ chʼah — royal headdress
• Arabic: تَاج (tāj) — royal headdress
• Arabic: إِكْلِيل (ʔiklīl) — royal headdress
• Arabic: تاج (tāg) — royal headdress
• Arabic: تاج (tāj) — royal headdress
• Argobba: ዘውድ (zäwd) — royal headdress
• Armenian: թագ (tʻag) — royal headdress
• Aromanian: cãrunã — royal headdress
• Aromanian: curunã — royal headdress
• Asturian: corona — royal headdress
• Azerbaijani: tac — royal headdress
• Baluchi: تاج (táj) — royal headdress
• Bashkir: таж (taj) — royal headdress
• Basque: koroa — royal headdress
• Belarusian: каро́на (karóna) — royal headdress
• Bengali: তাজ (taj) — royal headdress
• Bengali: মুকুট (mukuṭ) — royal headdress
• Breton: kurunenn — royal headdress
• Bulgarian: коро́на (koróna) — royal headdress
• Burmese: သရဖူ (sa.ra.hpu) — royal headdress
• Burmese: မကိုဋ် (ma.kuit) — royal headdress
• Catalan: corona — royal headdress
• Cebuano: korona — royal headdress
• Cebuano: purongpurong — royal headdress
• Chamicuro: chepe'kiline — royal headdress
• Chechen: таж (taž) — royal headdress
• Cherokee: ᎠᎵᏍᏚᎶ (alisdulo) — royal headdress
• Chinese Cantonese: 王冠 (wong4 gun1) — royal headdress
• Chinese Mandarin: 王冠 (wángguān) — royal headdress
• Chinese Mandarin: 冠 (guān) — royal headdress
• Coptic: ⲕⲗⲟⲙ (klom) — royal headdress
• Corsican: curona — royal headdress
• Czech: koruna — royal headdress
• Danish: krone — royal headdress
• Dutch: kroon — royal headdress
• Egyptian: xa:a-W-S7 (ḫꜥw) — royal headdress
• Erzya: каштаз (kaštaz) — royal headdress
• Erzya: сырнепря (sïrnepŕa) — royal headdress
• Esperanto: krono — royal headdress
• Estonian: kroon — royal headdress
• Finnish: kruunu — royal headdress
• French: couronne — royal headdress
• North Frisian: krööne — royal headdress
• Saterland Frisian: Kroune — royal headdress
• West-Frisian: kroan — royal headdress
• Friulian: corone — royal headdress
• Galician: coroa — royal headdress
• Ge'ez: አክሊል (ʾäklil) — royal headdress
• Georgian: გვირგვინი (gvirgvini) — royal headdress
• German: Krone — royal headdress
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍀𐍃 (waips) — royal headdress
• Greek: κορώνα (koróna) — royal headdress
• Ancient Greek: στέφανος (stéphanos) — royal headdress
• Ancient Greek: διάδημα (diádēma) — royal headdress
• Gujarati: તાજ (tāj) — royal headdress
• Hebrew: כֶּתֶר (kéter) — royal headdress
• Hindi: ताज (tāj) — royal headdress
• Hindi: मुकुट (mukuṭ) — royal headdress
• Hungarian: korona — royal headdress
• Icelandic: kóróna — royal headdress
• Ido: krono — royal headdress
• Indonesian: mahkota — royal headdress
• Interlingua: corona — royal headdress
• Irish: coróin — royal headdress
• Italian: corona — royal headdress
• Japanese: 王冠 (ōkan) — royal headdress
• Japanese: かぶり (kaburi) — royal headdress
• Japanese: クラウン (kuraun) — royal headdress
• Kazakh: тәж (täj) — royal headdress
• Khmer: មកុដ (mĕəʼkot) — royal headdress
• Korean: 왕관 (wanggwan) — royal headdress
• Korean: 크라운 (keuraun) — royal headdress
• Central Kurdish: تاج (tac) — royal headdress
• Northern Kurdish: tac — royal headdress
• Kyrgyz: таажы (taajı) — royal headdress
• Lao: ພະມາລາ (pha mā lā) — royal headdress
• Lao: ມາລາ (mā lā) — royal headdress
• Lao: ມຸງກຸດ (mung kut) — royal headdress
• Latgalian: krūņs — royal headdress
• Latin: corōna — royal headdress
• Latvian: kronis — royal headdress
• Lezgi: таж (taž) — royal headdress
• Lithuanian: karūna — royal headdress
• Lutuv: byilakhuv — royal headdress
• Luxembourgish: Kroun — royal headdress
• Macedonian: круна (kruna) — royal headdress
• Maguindanao: batabul — royal headdress
• Maguindanao: markota — royal headdress
• Malay: mahkota — royal headdress
• Malayalam: കിരീടം (kirīṭaṁ) — royal headdress
• Maltese: kuruna — royal headdress
• Manx: crooin — royal headdress
• Māori: karauna — royal headdress
• Marathi: मुकुट (mukuṭ) — royal headdress
• Middle English: coroune — royal headdress
• Mongolian: титэм (titem) — royal headdress
• Norman: couorône — royal headdress
• Norwegian Bokmål: krone — royal headdress
• Occitan: corona — royal headdress
• Old Occitan: corona — royal headdress
• Old English: bēag — royal headdress
• Old English: hēafodbēag — royal headdress
• Old Galician-Portuguese: corõa — royal headdress
• Ossetian: тахъа (taqa) — royal headdress
• Pali: makuṭa — royal headdress
• Pashto: تاج (tāj) — royal headdress
• Iranian Persian: تاج (tâj) — royal headdress
• Iranian Persian: اَفْسَر (afsar) — royal headdress
• Plautdietsch: Kroon — royal headdress
• Polish: korona — royal headdress
• Portuguese: coroa — royal headdress
• Punjabi: ਤਾਜ (tāj) — royal headdress
• Romanian: coroană — royal headdress
• Romanian: cunună — royal headdress
• Romansh: curuna — royal headdress
• Romansh: cruna — royal headdress
• Romansh: crùna — royal headdress
• Romansh: carugna — royal headdress
• Russian: коро́на (koróna) — royal headdress
• Russian: вене́ц (venéc) — royal headdress
• Sanskrit: मुकुट (mukuṭa) — royal headdress
• Sardinian: corona — royal headdress
• Sardinian: curona — royal headdress
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — royal headdress
• Serbo-Croatian: кру̏на — royal headdress
• Serbo-Croatian: krȕna — royal headdress
• Shan: သရၽူႇ (sǎ rǎ phùu) — royal headdress
• Sicilian: curuna — royal headdress
• Slovak: koruna — royal headdress
• Slovene: krọ̑na — royal headdress
• Lower Sorbian: krona — royal headdress
• Upper Sorbian: króna — royal headdress
• Spanish: corona — royal headdress
• Swahili: taji — royal headdress
• Swahili: kirauni — royal headdress
• Swedish: krona — royal headdress
• Tagalog: korona — royal headdress
• Tagalog: putong — royal headdress
• Tajik: тоҷ (toj) — royal headdress
• Tamil: கிரீடம் (kirīṭam) — royal headdress
• Tamil: முடி (muṭi) — royal headdress
• Tamil: மகுடம் (makuṭam) — royal headdress
• Tatar: таҗ (tac) — royal headdress
• Telugu: కిరీటము (kirīṭamu) — royal headdress
• Thai: มงกุฎ (mong-gùt) — royal headdress
• Thai: มกุฎ (má-gùt) — royal headdress
• Tigrinya: ዘውዲ (zäwdi) — royal headdress
• Turkish: taç — royal headdress
• Turkmen: täç — royal headdress
• Ukrainian: коро́на (koróna) — royal headdress
• Unami: apahtukwèpi — royal headdress
• Urdu: تاج (tāj) — royal headdress
• Urdu: مُکُٹ (mukuṭ) — royal headdress
• Uyghur: تاج (taj) — royal headdress
• Uzbek: toj — royal headdress
• Vietnamese: mũ miện — royal headdress
• Vietnamese: vương miện — royal headdress
• Vietnamese: miện — royal headdress
• Volapük: kron — royal headdress
• Volapük: klon — royal headdress
• Welsh: coron — royal headdress
• Yiddish: קרוין (kroyn) — royal headdress
• Yiddish: עטרה (atore) — royal headdress
• Yiddish: כּתר (keser) — royal headdress
• Yoruba: adé — royal headdress
• Zulu: umqhele — royal headdress
• Bashkir: таж (taj) — representation of such a headdress
• Bulgarian: коро́на (koróna) — representation of such a headdress
• Catalan: corona — representation of such a headdress
• Czech: koruna — representation of such a headdress
• Danish: krone — representation of such a headdress
• Dutch: kroon — representation of such a headdress
• Esperanto: krono — representation of such a headdress
• Estonian: kroon — representation of such a headdress
• Finnish: arvokruunu — representation of such a headdress
• Finnish: kruunu — representation of such a headdress
• French: couronne — representation of such a headdress
• German: Krone — representation of such a headdress
• Greek: στέμμα (stémma) — representation of such a headdress
• Hindi: मुकुट (mukuṭ) — representation of such a headdress
• Hungarian: korona — representation of such a headdress
• Ido: krona — representation of such a headdress
• Italian: corona — representation of such a headdress
• Latvian: kronis — representation of such a headdress
• Lithuanian: karūna — representation of such a headdress
• Macedonian: кру́на (krúna) — representation of such a headdress
• Middle English: coroune — representation of such a headdress
• Norwegian Bokmål: krone — representation of such a headdress
• Polish: korona — representation of such a headdress
• Portuguese: coroa — representation of such a headdress
• Romanian: coroană — representation of such a headdress
• Russian: коро́на (koróna) — representation of such a headdress
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — representation of such a headdress
• Serbo-Croatian: круна — representation of such a headdress
• Serbo-Croatian: kruna — representation of such a headdress
• Slovak: koruna — representation of such a headdress
• Slovene: krona — representation of such a headdress
• Spanish: corona — representation of such a headdress
• Swahili: taji — representation of such a headdress
• Swahili: kirauni — representation of such a headdress
• Swedish: krona — representation of such a headdress
• Welsh: coron — representation of such a headdress
• Armenian: պսակ (psak) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Belarusian: вяно́к (vjanók) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Belarusian: вяне́ц (vjanjéc) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Bulgarian: вене́ц (venéc) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Czech: koruna — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Czech: věnec — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Dutch: krans — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Dutch: hoofdband — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Finnish: seppele — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• French: couronne — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Hungarian: koszorú — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Italian: serto — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Italian: ghirlanda — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Latvian: vainags — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Lithuanian: vainikas — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Lithuanian: vainikėlis — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Macedonian: венец (venec) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Middle English: coroune — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Norman: couronne — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Old English: bēag — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Old English: hēafodbēag — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Polish: wianek — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Polish: wianuszek — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Polish: wieniec — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Portuguese: grinalda — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Portuguese: guirlanda — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Portuguese: coroa — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Russian: вено́к (venók) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Russian: вене́ц (venéc) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Slovak: veniec — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Slovene: venec — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Spanish: corona — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Swahili: taji — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Ukrainian: віно́к (vinók) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Ukrainian: віне́ць (vinécʹ) — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Unami: apahtukwèpi — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Zulu: umqhele — wreath or band for the head — see also garland
• Armenian: պսակ (psak) — reward
• Bulgarian: вене́ц (venéc) — reward
• Chinese Mandarin: 榮冠 /荣冠 (róngguān) — reward
• Finnish: palkinto — reward
• Finnish: kunnianosoitus — reward
• Finnish: kruunu — reward
• French: lauriers — reward
• Hungarian: koszorú — reward
• Hungarian: kitüntetés — reward
• Hungarian: díj — reward
• Portuguese: medalha de honra — reward
• Russian: вене́ц (venéc) — reward
• Swahili: taji — reward
• Asturian: corona — imperial or regal power
• Bulgarian: кра́лска власт (králska vlast) — imperial or regal power
• Chinese Mandarin: 王權 /王权 (wángquán) — imperial or regal power
• Czech: koruna — imperial or regal power
• Dutch: kroon — imperial or regal power
• Estonian: kroon — imperial or regal power
• Finnish: kruunu — imperial or regal power
• French: couronne — imperial or regal power
• Galician: coroa — imperial or regal power
• German: Krone — imperial or regal power
• Icelandic: krúna — imperial or regal power
• Macedonian: кру́на (krúna) — imperial or regal power
• Middle English: coroune — imperial or regal power
• Norman: couronne — imperial or regal power
• Portuguese: coroa — imperial or regal power
• Russian: коро́на (koróna) — imperial or regal power
• Russian: короле́вская власть (korolévskaja vlastʹ) — imperial or regal power
• Slovene: krona — imperial or regal power
• Spanish: corona — imperial or regal power
• Swahili: taji — imperial or regal power
• Finnish: kruunu — sovereign
• Hungarian: uralkodó — sovereign
• Hungarian: korona — sovereign
• Middle English: coroune — sovereign
• Finnish: kruunu — state
• Hungarian: korona — state
• Arabic: يَافُوخ (yāfūḵ) — topmost part of the head
• Armenian: գագաթ (gagatʻ) — topmost part of the head
• Belarusian: це́мя (cjémja) — topmost part of the head
• Belarusian: ма́каўка (mákawka) — topmost part of the head
• Bulgarian: те́ме (téme) — topmost part of the head
• Catalan: coroneta — topmost part of the head
• Chinese Cantonese: 頭頂 /头顶 (tau4 deng2) — topmost part of the head
• Chinese Mandarin: 頭頂 /头顶 (tóudǐng) — topmost part of the head
• Czech: temeno — topmost part of the head
• Czech: témě — topmost part of the head
• Danish: isse — topmost part of the head
• Dutch: kruin — topmost part of the head
• Eblaite: 𒈬𒄷𒌝 — topmost part of the head
• Egyptian: N29-G1-D58-X1:F16 (qꜣbt) — topmost part of the head
• Estonian: pealagi — topmost part of the head
• Estonian: lagipea — topmost part of the head
• Finnish: päälaki — topmost part of the head
• French: sommet — topmost part of the head
• Galician: curuto — topmost part of the head
• Galician: croca — topmost part of the head
• Galician: coroa — topmost part of the head
• German: Scheitel — topmost part of the head
• Greek: κορυφή (koryfí) — topmost part of the head
• Greek: κορφή (korfí) — topmost part of the head
• Hebrew: קודקוד (kodkód) — topmost part of the head
• Hebrew: קָדְקוֹד (kodkód) — topmost part of the head
• Hebrew: קָדְקֹד (kodkód) — topmost part of the head
• Hindi: सिर (sir) — topmost part of the head
• Hindi: कपाल (kapāl) — topmost part of the head
• Hindi: शीर्ष (śīrṣ) — topmost part of the head
• Hungarian: fejtető — topmost part of the head
• Hungarian: feje búbja — topmost part of the head
• Icelandic: krúna — topmost part of the head
• Ingrian: päälaki — topmost part of the head
• Irish: baithis — topmost part of the head
• Irish: mullach — topmost part of the head
• Italian: cocuzzolo — topmost part of the head
• Italian: calotta cranica — topmost part of the head
• Japanese: 頭頂 (tōchō) — topmost part of the head
• Korean: 정수리 (jeongsuri) — topmost part of the head
• Korean: 두정 (dujeong) — topmost part of the head
• Laz: კოტულა (ǩoťula) — topmost part of the head
• Macedonian: те́ме (téme) — topmost part of the head
• Māori: tumuaki — topmost part of the head
• Māori: tipuaki — topmost part of the head
• Middle English: coroune — topmost part of the head
• Middle English: molde — topmost part of the head
• Nanai: чимчикэн (čimčiken) — topmost part of the head
• Navajo: atsiitʼáád — topmost part of the head
• Navajo: atsiitʼáá — topmost part of the head
• Norwegian Bokmål: isse — topmost part of the head
• Old East Slavic: тѣмѧ (těmę) — topmost part of the head
• Old English: hnoll — topmost part of the head
• Old English: molda — topmost part of the head
• Iranian Persian: تارَک (târak) — topmost part of the head
• Iranian Persian: هَباک (habâk) — topmost part of the head
• Polish: ciemię — topmost part of the head
• Portuguese: topo — topmost part of the head
• Portuguese: alta — topmost part of the head
• Portuguese: moleira — topmost part of the head
• Romanian: creștet — topmost part of the head
• Romanian: sinciput — topmost part of the head
• Russian: те́мя (témja) — topmost part of the head
• Russian: маку́шка (makúška) — topmost part of the head
• Russian: ма́ковка (mákovka) — topmost part of the head
• Scottish Gaelic: mullach — topmost part of the head
• Scottish Gaelic: bàrr a' chinn — topmost part of the head
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — topmost part of the head
• Serbo-Croatian: те̏ме — topmost part of the head
• Serbo-Croatian: тје̏ме — topmost part of the head
• Serbo-Croatian: tȅme — topmost part of the head
• Serbo-Croatian: tjȅme — topmost part of the head
• Slovak: temeno — topmost part of the head
• Slovene: teme — topmost part of the head
• Spanish: coronilla — topmost part of the head
• Spanish: corona — topmost part of the head
• Swedish: hjässa — topmost part of the head
• Tajik: торак (torak) — topmost part of the head
• Tatar: караңгылык (qarañğılıq) — topmost part of the head
• Tocharian B: tarne — topmost part of the head
• Ottoman Turkish: تپه (tepe) — topmost part of the head
• Ottoman Turkish: قمه (kımme) — topmost part of the head
• Ugaritic: 𐎖𐎄𐎖𐎄 (qdqd) — topmost part of the head
• Ukrainian: ті́м'я (tímʺja) — topmost part of the head
• Ukrainian: ма́ківка (mákivka) — topmost part of the head
• Vietnamese: thóp — topmost part of the head
• Vietnamese: đỉnh — topmost part of the head
• Volapük: kapün — topmost part of the head
• Welsh: corun — topmost part of the head
• Zulu: ukhakhayi class 11/10 — topmost part of the head
• Chinese Mandarin: 頂峰 /顶峰 (dǐngfēng) — highest part of a hill
• Dutch: hoogste punt — highest part of a hill
• Finnish: laki — highest part of a hill
• French: sommet — highest part of a hill
• French: faîte — highest part of a hill
• Galician: curuto — highest part of a hill
• Galician: cumio — highest part of a hill
• Hindi: शिखर (śikhar) — highest part of a hill
• Hindi: चोटी (coṭī) — highest part of a hill
• Italian: cima — highest part of a hill
• Italian: vetta — highest part of a hill
• Italian: cocuzzolo — highest part of a hill
• Italian: sommità — highest part of a hill
• Macedonian: в́рв (v́rv) — highest part of a hill
• Māori: tihi — highest part of a hill
• Polish: szczyt — highest part of a hill
• Portuguese: cume — highest part of a hill
• Portuguese: topo — highest part of a hill
• Russian: верши́на (veršína) — highest part of a hill
• Scottish Gaelic: mullach — highest part of a hill
• Spanish: cumbre — highest part of a hill
• Spanish: corona — highest part of a hill
• Spanish: pico — highest part of a hill
• Swahili: taji — highest part of a hill
• Ottoman Turkish: تپه (tepe) — highest part of a hill
• Welsh: corun — highest part of a hill
• Welsh: copa — highest part of a hill
• Zulu: isihloko — highest part of a hill
• Dutch: bol — top of a hat
• Finnish: kupu — top of a hat
• French: fond — top of a hat
• Hungarian: kupola — top of a hat
• Hungarian: felső rész — top of a hat
• Italian: calotta — top of a hat
• Portuguese: copa — top of a hat
• Russian: ту́лья (túlʹja) — top of a hat
• Scottish Gaelic: mullach — top of a hat
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — top of a hat
• Swahili: taji — top of a hat
• Welsh: corun — top of a hat
• Dutch: midden — centre of a road
• Finnish: keskitie — centre of a road
• French: milieu — centre of a road
• Italian: centro — centre of a road
• Italian: colmo — centre of a road
• Catalan: fronter — highest part of an arch
• Dutch: top — highest part of an arch
• Finnish: laki — highest part of an arch
• French: clef — highest part of an arch
• Italian: chiave di volta — highest part of an arch
• Scottish Gaelic: mullach — highest part of an arch
• Swahili: taji — highest part of an arch
• Dutch: kroon — splendor, culmination, acme
• Estonian: tipp — splendor, culmination, acme
• Estonian: nael — splendor, culmination, acme
• Estonian: kroon — splendor, culmination, acme
• Finnish: huippu — splendor, culmination, acme
• Finnish: kruunu — splendor, culmination, acme
• French: couronnement — splendor, culmination, acme
• Hungarian: megkoronázás — splendor, culmination, acme
• Hungarian: tetőpont — splendor, culmination, acme
• Hungarian: csúcs — splendor, culmination, acme
• Italian: coronamento — splendor, culmination, acme
• Macedonian: кру́на (krúna) — splendor, culmination, acme
• Swahili: taji — splendor, culmination, acme
• Asturian: corona — any currency issued by the crown
• Bulgarian: кро́на (króna) — any currency issued by the crown
• Czech: koruna — any currency issued by the crown
• Dutch: kroon — any currency issued by the crown
• Estonian: kroon — any currency issued by the crown
• Finnish: kruunu — any currency issued by the crown
• Hungarian: korona — any currency issued by the crown
• Italian: corona — any currency issued by the crown
• Macedonian: круна (kruna) — any currency issued by the crown
• Middle English: coroune — any currency issued by the crown
• Portuguese: coroa — any currency issued by the crown
• Russian: кро́на (króna) — any currency issued by the crown
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — any currency issued by the crown
• Swahili: taji — any currency issued by the crown
• Volapük: klon — any currency issued by the crown
• Volapük: klonab — any currency issued by the crown
• Bulgarian: кро́на (króna) — former British coin worth five shillings
• Irish: coróin — former British coin worth five shillings
• Italian: corona — former British coin worth five shillings
• Macedonian: кра́ун (kráun) — former British coin worth five shillings
• Māori: karauna — former British coin worth five shillings
• Portuguese: coroa — former British coin worth five shillings
• Russian: кро́на (króna) — former British coin worth five shillings
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — former British coin worth five shillings
• Spanish: corona — former British coin worth five shillings
• Swahili: taji — former British coin worth five shillings
• Volapük: klon — former British coin worth five shillings
• Volapük: klonab — former British coin worth five shillings
• Welsh: coron — former British coin worth five shillings
• Welsh: pumswllt — former British coin worth five shillings
• Old Armenian: բուն (bun) — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Bulgarian: коро́на (koróna) — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Finnish: tyvi — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Italian: corona — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Old English: helm — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Polish: korona — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Russian: кро́на (króna) — part of a plant where the root and stem meet
• Azerbaijani: çətir — upper part of a tree
• Belarusian: кро́на (króna) — upper part of a tree
• Catalan: capçada — upper part of a tree
• Chinese Mandarin: 樹冠 /树冠 (shùguān) — upper part of a tree
• Finnish: latvus — upper part of a tree
• French: cime — upper part of a tree
• French: houppier — upper part of a tree
• French: houpier — upper part of a tree
• Hungarian: tető — upper part of a tree
• Hungarian: csúcs — upper part of a tree
• Māori: kāmata — upper part of a tree
• Māori: tāuru — upper part of a tree
• Māori: kōuru — upper part of a tree
• Old English: helm — upper part of a tree
• Polish: korona — upper part of a tree
• Portuguese: copa — upper part of a tree
• Russian: кро́на (króna) — upper part of a tree
• Slovak: koruna — upper part of a tree
• Spanish: copa — upper part of a tree
• Swedish: krona — upper part of a tree
• Ottoman Turkish: قمه (kımme) — upper part of a tree
• Ukrainian: кро́на (króna) — upper part of a tree
• Walloon: houpî — upper part of a tree
• Welsh: corun — upper part of a tree
• Yakut: сабарай (sabaray) — upper part of a tree
• Belarusian: каро́нка (karónka) — anatomy: part of tooth
• Bulgarian: коро́нка (korónka) — anatomy: part of tooth
• Chinese Mandarin: 齒冠 /齿冠 (chǐguān) — anatomy: part of tooth
• Dutch: kroon — anatomy: part of tooth
• Estonian: kroon — anatomy: part of tooth
• Estonian: hambakroon — anatomy: part of tooth
• Finnish: kruunu — anatomy: part of tooth
• Ido: krono — anatomy: part of tooth
• Italian: corona — anatomy: part of tooth
• Macedonian: коронка (koronka) — anatomy: part of tooth
• Navajo: awooʼ bikʼą́ą́h — anatomy: part of tooth
• Polish: korona — anatomy: part of tooth
• Portuguese: coroa — anatomy: part of tooth
• Russian: коро́нка (korónka) — anatomy: part of tooth
• Slovak: korunka — anatomy: part of tooth
• Slovene: krona — anatomy: part of tooth
• Spanish: corona — anatomy: part of tooth
• Swahili: taji — anatomy: part of tooth
• Swedish: krona — anatomy: part of tooth
• Swedish: tandkrona — anatomy: part of tooth
• Ukrainian: коро́нка (korónka) — anatomy: part of tooth
• Welsh: corun — anatomy: part of tooth
• Zulu: isihloko — anatomy: part of tooth
• Belarusian: каро́нка (karónka) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Bulgarian: коро́нка (korónka) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Chinese Mandarin: 鑲假齒冠 /镶假齿冠 (xiāngjiǎ chǐguān) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Czech: korunka — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Dutch: kroon — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Estonian: kroon — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Estonian: hambakroon — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Finnish: kruunu — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• French: couronne — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Greek: κορώνα (koróna) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Hungarian: korona — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Italian: capsula — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Macedonian: навлака (navlaka) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Māori: pane niho — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Polish: korona — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Portuguese: coroa — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Russian: коро́нка (korónka) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Slovak: korunka — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Swahili: taji — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Swedish: krona — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Ukrainian: коро́нка (korónka) — dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
• Finnish: pujos — nautical: knot formed in the end of a rope
• Finnish: pleissi — nautical: knot formed in the end of a rope
• Finnish: perä — part of an anchor
• Italian: diamante — part of an anchor
• Russian: тренд (trɛnd) — part of an anchor
• Russian: пя́тка (pjátka) — part of an anchor
• Swahili: taji — part of an anchor
• Finnish: kupu — dome of a furnace
• Finnish: rengas — geometry: area enclosed between two concentric perimeters
• Spanish: corona — geometry: area enclosed between two concentric perimeters
• Finnish: pyhähattu — formal hat worn by women to Sunday church services
• French: couronne — horology: kurled winding knob or dial of a watch
• Bulgarian: коронясвам (koronjasvam) — to place a crown on the head of
• Chinese Mandarin: 加冕 (jiāmiǎn) — to place a crown on the head of
• Dutch: kronen — to place a crown on the head of
• Esperanto: kroni — to place a crown on the head of
• Finnish: kruunata — to place a crown on the head of
• French: couronner — to place a crown on the head of
• German: krönen — to place a crown on the head of
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌴𐌹𐍀𐌰𐌽 (weipan) — to place a crown on the head of
• Ancient Greek: στεφανόω (stephanóō) — to place a crown on the head of
• Hungarian: megkoronáz — to place a crown on the head of
• Icelandic: krýna — to place a crown on the head of
• Ido: kronizar — to place a crown on the head of
• Irish: corónaigh — to place a crown on the head of
• Italian: incoronare — to place a crown on the head of
• Latin: corōnāre — to place a crown on the head of
• Macedonian: крунисува (krunisuva) — to place a crown on the head of
• Māori: karauna — to place a crown on the head of
• Middle English: corounen — to place a crown on the head of
• Old English: bēagian — to place a crown on the head of
• Old English: ġecorōnian — to place a crown on the head of
• Old English: wuldorbēagian — to place a crown on the head of
• Old Galician-Portuguese: corõar — to place a crown on the head of
• Polish: koronować — to place a crown on the head of
• Portuguese: coroar — to place a crown on the head of
• Romanian: încorona — to place a crown on the head of
• Romanian: încununa — to place a crown on the head of
• Russian: коронова́ть (koronovátʹ) — to place a crown on the head of
• Russian: уве́нчивать (uvénčivatʹ) — to place a crown on the head of
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — to place a crown on the head of
• Slovak: korunovať — to place a crown on the head of
• Slovene: kronati — to place a crown on the head of
• Slovene: okronati — to place a crown on the head of
• Spanish: coronar — to place a crown on the head of
• Swedish: kröna — to place a crown on the head of
• Yiddish: קריינען (kreynen) — to place a crown on the head of
• Bulgarian: коронясвам (koronjasvam) — to formally declare one a monarch
• Chinese Mandarin: 加冕 (jiāmiǎn) — to formally declare one a monarch
• Czech: korunovat — to formally declare one a monarch
• Dutch: kronen — to formally declare one a monarch
• Dutch: koning kronen — to formally declare one a monarch
• Esperanto: kroni — to formally declare one a monarch
• Finnish: kruunata — to formally declare one a monarch
• French: couronner — to formally declare one a monarch
• Ancient Greek: στεφανόω (stephanóō) — to formally declare one a monarch
• Hawaiian: poni — to formally declare one a monarch
• Hebrew: הכתיר (hikhtír) — to formally declare one a monarch
• Hungarian: megkoronáz — to formally declare one a monarch
• Icelandic: krýna — to formally declare one a monarch
• Ido: kronizar — to formally declare one a monarch
• Irish: corónaigh — to formally declare one a monarch
• Italian: incoronare — to formally declare one a monarch
• Macedonian: круни́сува (krunísuva) — to formally declare one a monarch
• Middle English: corounen — to formally declare one a monarch
• Old English: bēagian — to formally declare one a monarch
• Old English: ġecorōnian — to formally declare one a monarch
• Old English: wuldorbēagian — to formally declare one a monarch
• Polish: koronować — to formally declare one a monarch
• Portuguese: coroar — to formally declare one a monarch
• Romanian: încorona — to formally declare one a monarch
• Romanian: încununa — to formally declare one a monarch
• Russian: коронова́ть (koronovátʹ) — to formally declare one a monarch
• Russian: венча́ть — to formally declare one a monarch
• Scottish Gaelic: crùn — to formally declare one a monarch
• Slovak: korunovať — to formally declare one a monarch
• Swedish: kröna — to formally declare one a monarch
• Finnish: seppelöidä — to bestow something upon as a mark of honour
• Middle English: corounen — to bestow something upon as a mark of honour
• Finnish: kruunata — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Hungarian: koronáz — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Hungarian: betetőz — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Hungarian: betetéz — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Polish: koronować — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Polish: wieńczyć — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Polish: zwieńczać — to form the topmost or finishing part of
• Dutch: bekronen — to declare one a winner
• Esperanto: kroni — to declare one a winner
• Finnish: kruunata — to declare one a winner
• Finnish: seppelöidä — to declare one a winner
• French: couronner — to declare one a winner
• Italian: incoronare — to declare one a winner
• Portuguese: coroar — to declare one a winner
• Spanish: coronar — to declare one a winner
• Finnish: pullistaa — to cause to round upward
• German: bombieren — to cause to round upward
• German: wölben — to cause to round upward
• Finnish: lyödä päähän — to hit on the head
• Hungarian: fejbe vág — to hit on the head
• Hungarian: fejbe csap — to hit on the head
• Finnish: ampua päähän — video games: to shoot in the back of the head
• Finnish: merkata — checkers: to stack two checkers to indicate that the piece has become a king
• Finnish: avartaa — firearms: to widen the opening of the barrel
• Finnish: päätellä — nautical: to lay the ends of the strands over and under each other