Adjective
/ɡloˈɾjo.so/
"Glorioso" is an adjective used in the Spanish language meaning glorious or illustrious. It conveys a sense of magnificence, grandeur, or splendor, often in reference to achievements, moments, or objects that inspire admiration or pride. The term can be used in both oral speech and written contexts, but it might appear more frequently in written contexts, such as literature or formal discourse.
El partido fue un momento glorioso para el equipo.
The match was a glorious moment for the team.
La historia de su vida es verdaderamente gloriosa.
The story of his life is truly glorious.
La catedral tiene un glorioso estilo arquitectónico.
The cathedral has a glorious architectural style.
"Glorioso" is often part of idiomatic expressions, capturing moments or entities that are celebrated or held in high regard.
Un glorioso pasado
A glorious past
La ciudad tiene un glorioso pasado que atraerá a los turistas.
The city has a glorious past that will attract tourists.
Gloriosos recuerdos
Glorious memories
Siempre recordaré los gloriosos recuerdos de mi infancia.
I will always remember the glorious memories of my childhood.
Glorioso triunfo
Glorious triumph
Su glorioso triunfo en las olimpiadas fue inspirador.
His glorious triumph at the Olympics was inspiring.
Un glorioso amanecer
A glorious dawn
Hoy tuvimos un glorioso amanecer que alegró nuestro día.
Today we had a glorious dawn that brightened our day.
The term "glorioso" derives from the Latin word "gloriosus," which means "full of glory," composed of "gloria," meaning glory. The transition from Latin to Spanish maintained the essence of exalted praise or admiration.
Synonyms: - Espléndido (splendid) - Magnífico (magnificent) - Ilustre (illustrious)
Antonyms: - Humilde (humble) - Ordinario (ordinary) - Sencillo (simple)