“Ceremonial” in Japanese
Short answer
Ceremonial in Japanese is “晴れがましい” (haregamashii). Full meaning: grand, formal, ceremonial, showy, festive, cheerful; (feeling) awkward, self-conscious, embarrassed, uncomfortable.
Other ways to say “Ceremonial” in Japanese
儀式的
gishikiteki ceremonial, ritual, ritualistic, formal
形式上
keishikijou in form, ceremonial, for form's sake, pro forma
晴れ
hare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
パレ
pare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
ぱれ
pare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
バレ
bare clear weather, fine weather; formal, ceremonial, public; cleared of suspicion
晴れがまし
haregamashi grand, formal, ceremonial, showy, festive, cheerful; (feeling) awkward, self-conscious, embarrassed, uncomfortable
晴れがましく
haregamashiku grand, formal, ceremonial, showy, festive, cheerful; (feeling) awkward, self-conscious, embarrassed, uncomfortable
晴れがましけれ
haregamashikere grand, formal, ceremonial, showy, festive, cheerful; (feeling) awkward, self-conscious, embarrassed, uncomfortable
晴れがましかろ
haregamashikaro grand, formal, ceremonial, showy, festive, cheerful; (feeling) awkward, self-conscious, embarrassed, uncomfortable
晴れがましかっ
haregamashika grand, formal, ceremonial, showy, festive, cheerful; (feeling) awkward, self-conscious, embarrassed, uncomfortable
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