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Перевод: diadem

[существительное]
диадема ; корона ; венец ; венок на голове; монаршая власть; власть монарха;
[глагол]
короновать; венчать короной

Тезаурус:

1. No one moving, not a man nor a woman, not a car or a motor bike, not even a dog barking under the sickle moon which shone in an opalescent sky surrounded by a diadem of stars.
2. Politically, the Diadem was symbolic of the union of Upper and Lower Egypt.
3. The head can be identified as that of Hercules from the club around his neck, but it is a very unusual representation of Hercules: the absence of a beard, the diadem, the upturned eye and the hairstyle are all derived from that of the great conqueror Alexander the Great (compare fig. 14).
4. He is shown with his eyes and neck turned upwards, and his hair is bound with a diadem (a white cloth), the symbol of royalty.
5. Devotees of her cult represented her as a cow crowned with a diadem, a literal earth-mother.
6. His seal ring appears on one coin, while others depict the goddess Roma wearing his war helmet and the god Hercules, who is shown wearing Alexander's diadem and with his hairstyle (fig. 21).
7. by Richard Goedeke, Diadem, 12.99
8. At the close of the service, while Charles kneeled in prayer, Leo placed a diadem on the king's head and pronounced: "God grant life and victory to Charles the Augustus, crowned by God great and pacific Emperor of the Romans".
9. What a delightful reflection for you and your dear wife that you should have been instrumental in contributing to the loveliness of the celestial kingdom, and that your beloved infant should be an additional star in diadem of Jesus!
10. The Diadem Crown of Charlemagne now held in Vienna.
11. The Diadem was modelled on the anatomical structure of the human brain.
12. The headpiece of the Egyptian Pharaohs, the Diadem, was adorned with the Cobra or Uraeus on the left side and the Vulture on the right.
13. Andronikos also found a diadem, a corselet, helmet and spears, a tripod and metal bowls.