How to Say "Glory" in Spanish

gloria

/ˈɡloɾja/

The English phrase glory is translated into Spanish as gloria.

gloria refers to honour, admiration or distinction. It is used in both secular contexts (fame/distinction) and religious contexts (divine glory).

Meaning: honour, admiration, or distinction (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

As a noun, gloria is a feminine noun and is typically preceded by the feminine article la when referring to the concept of glory.

/ˈɡloɾja/

The phrase dar gloria can be used colloquially to mean that someone is making a fool of themselves or providing a spectacle for others to laugh at.
In some Latin American dialects, saying ¡Qué gloria! can be used sarcastically to react to a disaster or a very annoying situation.
If a person is described as 'una gloria' in a social context, it often implies they are a very kind, wonderful, or pleasant person to be around.

Ningún camino de flores conduce a la gloria.
No flowery path guides to glory.
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Gloria al Padre, al Hijo y al Espíritu Santo.
Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit.
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¡Gloria a Ucrania!
Glory to Ukraine!
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La gloria de su obra será recordada por siempre
The glory of his/her work will be remembered forever
La glorificación de Dios es importante en esta comunidad
Glorifying God is important in this community
¡Qué gloria verte de nuevo!
What a pleasure it is to see you again!
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