How to Say “‘regalia'” in Japanese

レガリア
regaria
The English phrase 'regalia' is translated into Japanese as レガリア (regaria).
The term レガリア is used to refer to regalia.

How do you pronounce it?

regaria

Did you know?

  • If you were looking for the traditional Japanese equivalent of imperial regalia, you would not use レガリア, but would instead use the term 三種の神器, which refers to the Three Sacred Treasures.
  • In Japanese media, particularly in video games and anime, the term レガリア is often used to describe legendary, high-level equipment rather than just the ceremonial items of a monarch.
  • The term レガリア is sometimes used in Japanese branding for luxury cars or high-end products to evoke an aura of prestige and royalty.

Examples in context

  • そのゲームには美しいレガリアが登場します。
    Sono gēmu ni wa utsukushii regaria ga tōjō shimasu.
    Beautiful regalia appear in that game.
  • 伝説のレガリアを手に入れる。
    Densetsu no regaria o te ni ireru.
    To obtain the legendary regalia.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a fantasy role-playing game.

  1. 結衣 Yui

    蓮、このゲームのレガリア、すごく綺麗だね。
    Ren, kono gēmu no regaria, sugoku kirei da ne.
    Ren, the regalia in this game is so beautiful, isn't it?
  2. 蓮 Ren

    そうだね、結衣。デザインが凝っているよ。
    Sō da ne, Yui. Dezain ga kotte iru yo.
    It is, Yui. The design is very intricate.
  3. 結衣 Yui

    これを使えば、もっと強くなれるかな?
    Kore o tsukaeba, motto tsuyoku nareru kana?
    I wonder if I can become stronger by using this?
  4. 蓮 Ren

    きっと、もっと戦いやすくなると思うよ。
    Kitto, motto tatakai yasuku naru to omou yo.
    I'm sure it will make fighting easier.
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