diadem
英 ['daɪədem]
美 ['daɪədɛm]
- n. 王权；王冠；带状头饰
- vt. 为…加冕；为…带上象征王权的头带
diadem 王冠dia-, 穿过。-dem, 来自希腊语desmos, 绑，发箍，词源同syndesmosis(韧带连结)。原指古波斯国王带的王冠，后由亚历山大大帝引进欧洲。
- diadem
- diadem: [13] A diadem was originally something that was bound round someone’s head. The word comes, via Old French diademe and Latin diadēma, from Greek diádēma; this was a derivative of diadein, a compound verb formed from the prefix dia- ‘across’ and dein ‘bind’. In Greek it was often applied specifically to the regal headband worn by Alexander the Great and his successors.
- diadem (n.)
- late 13c., from Old French diademe and directly from Latin diadema "cloth band worn around the head as a sign of royalty," from Greek diadema, from diadein "to bind across," from dia- "across" (see dia-) + dein "to bind," related to desmos "band," from PIE *de- "to bind." Used of the headband worn by Persian kings and adopted by Alexander the Great and his successors.
- 1. A diadem was worn as sign of royal power.
- 戴着的皇冠是王权的象征.
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- 2. The diadem is the symbol of royalty.
- 王冠就是王权的象征。
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- 3. Nature like us is sometimes caught without diadem.
- 自然犹如我等,时常没戴皇冠.
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- 4. Put the turban on his head and attach the sacred diadem to the turban.
- 6把冠冕戴在他头上、将圣冠加在冠冕上.
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