eminence

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• /ˈɛmɪnəns/
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From Old French eminence, from Latin ēminentia (“prominence”, “protuberance”; “eminence”, “excellence”).

39 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: բարձունք (barjunkʻ) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Old Armenian: դար (dar) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Bulgarian: възвишение (vǎzvišenie) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Catalan: eminència — an elevated land area or a hill
• Japanese: 高地 (kōchi) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Macedonian: возвишение (vozvišenie) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Macedonian: возвишеност (vozvišenost) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Russian: возвышенность (vozvyšennostʹ) — an elevated land area or a hill
• Spanish: eminencia — an elevated land area or a hill
• Spanish: prócer — an elevated land area or a hill
• Turkish: tepe — an elevated land area or a hill
• Catalan: eminència — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Chinese Mandarin: 顯貴 /显贵 (xiǎnguì) — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Hungarian: kiválóság — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Ido: sinioro — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Japanese: 高名 (kōmei) — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Japanese: 顕貴 (kenki) — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Macedonian: еминенција (eminencija) — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Macedonian: високопреосвештенство (visokopreosveštenstvo) — someone of high rank, reputation or social status
• Catalan: eminència — the quality or state of being eminent
• Chinese Mandarin: 傑出 /杰出 (jiéchū) — the quality or state of being eminent
• Irish: ardchéim — the quality or state of being eminent
• Japanese: 傑出 (kesshutsu) — the quality or state of being eminent
• Macedonian: истакнатост (istaknatost) — the quality or state of being eminent
• Macedonian: угледност (uglednost) — the quality or state of being eminent
• Macedonian: еминенција (eminencija) — the quality or state of being eminent
• Ottoman Turkish: شان (şan) — the quality or state of being eminent
• Irish: mullach — (geology) an elevated land area or a hill.
• Catalan: eminència — (anatomy) protuberance
• Serbo-Croatian: еминенција — (anatomy) protuberance
• Serbo-Croatian: eminencija — (anatomy) protuberance
• Serbo-Croatian: испупчење — (anatomy) protuberance
• Serbo-Croatian: ispupčenje — (anatomy) protuberance
• Serbo-Croatian: уздигнуће — (anatomy) protuberance
• Serbo-Croatian: uzdignuće — (anatomy) protuberance
• Turkish: çıkıntı — (anatomy) protuberance
• Turkish: eminans — (anatomy) protuberance
• Turkish: kabartı — (anatomy) protuberance
• Ottoman Turkish: تومسك (tümsek) — (anatomy) protuberance