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majestate

majesty /ma.jesˈta.te/

noun#4143 most common

Also: Your/His/Her Majesty (royal title), grandeur, stateliness

Example sentences

Majestatea Sa este regina.
Her Majesty is the queen.
Bună ziua, Majestate!
Good day, Your Majesty!
Majestatea Sa Regele a vizitat orașul nostru.
His Majesty the King visited our city.
Poporul a admirat majestatea ceremoniei de încoronare.
The people admired the majesty of the coronation ceremony.
Cu majestate și demnitate, regina și-a salutat supușii de pe balcon.
With majesty and dignity, the queen greeted her subjects from the balcony.
Majestatea muntelui, învăluit în nori la asfințit, transmitea o liniște aproape sacră.
The majesty of the mountain, wreathed in clouds at sunset, conveyed an almost sacred stillness.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativemajestatemajestăți
Genitivemajestățiimajestăților
Accusativemajestatemajestăți
VocativeMajestatemajestăților

Word family

majestuosmajestic
majestuoasămajestic (feminine form)
majestuozitatemajesticness, grandeur
Majestatea SaHis/Her Majesty (formal title phrase)

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "majestate" from Latin "maiestas" (stem "maiestat-"), likely reinforced by French "majesté", as part of the wave of Latinate and French vocabulary that entered Romanian in the 18th and 19th centuries. Latin "maiestas" itself derives from "maior", the comparative of "magnus" ("great"), so the word literally points to greatness or superiority. This makes "majestate" a learned borrowing rather than a word inherited directly from spoken Latin.

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