panoply

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• /ˈpænəpli/
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Borrowed from Ancient Greek πανοπλία (panoplía, “suit of armour”).

28 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: praal — splendid display of something
• Finnish: komeus — splendid display of something
• German: Palette — splendid display of something
• German: Spektrum — splendid display of something
• Dutch: wapenrusting — collection or display of weaponry
• Finnish: asekokoelma — collection or display of weaponry
• Greek: οπλοστάσιο (oplostásio) — collection or display of weaponry
• Hungarian: panoplia — collection or display of weaponry
• Portuguese: panóplia — collection or display of weaponry
• Spanish: panoplia — collection or display of weaponry
• Bulgarian: пищни дрехи (pištni drehi) — ceremonial garments, complete with all accessories
• Finnish: juhla-asu — ceremonial garments, complete with all accessories
• Bulgarian: доспехи (dospehi) — complete set of armour
• Catalan: panòplia — complete set of armour
• Esperanto: panoplio — complete set of armour
• Finnish: täyshaarniska — complete set of armour
• Finnish: sotisopa — complete set of armour
• Finnish: haarniska — complete set of armour
• French: panoplie — complete set of armour
• German: Rüstung — complete set of armour
• Greek: πανοπλία (panoplía) — complete set of armour
• Hungarian: panoplia — complete set of armour
• Italian: panoplia — complete set of armour
• Polish: zbroja — complete set of armour
• Portuguese: panóplia — complete set of armour
• Russian: доспех (dospex) — complete set of armour
• Spanish: panoplia — complete set of armour
• Finnish: suoja — something that covers and protects