“Stately” in Japanese
Short answer
Stately in Japanese is “威厳のある” (igennoaru). Full meaning: dignified, majestic, stately, lordly, commanding.
Other ways to say “Stately” in Japanese
厳か
ogosoka solemn (ceremony, atmosphere, etc.), austere, grave, majestic, dignified, stately, impressive
堂々
doudou magnificent, grand, impressive, dignified, majestic, imposing, stately; fair, square, open, unashamed, brazen; grandly, boldly, confidently
重厚
juukou profound, deep, grave, solid, dignified, stately, solemn, composed, substantial, massive
威風堂々
ifuudoudou majestic, commanding, imposing, stately, dignified, with pomp and circumstance
じゅうこう
juukou profound, deep, grave, solid, dignified, stately, solemn, composed, substantial, massive
ジュウコウ
juukou profound, deep, grave, solid, dignified, stately, solemn, composed, substantial, massive
物々しい
monomonoshii strict (e.g. security), heavy (e.g. guard); showy, pretentious, ostentatious, overdone, exaggerated; impressive, imposing, pompous, stately, solemn
オゴソカ
ogosoka solemn (ceremony, atmosphere, etc.), austere, grave, majestic, dignified, stately, impressive
おごそか
ogosoka solemn (ceremony, atmosphere, etc.), austere, grave, majestic, dignified, stately, impressive
堂堂
doudou magnificent, grand, impressive, dignified, majestic, imposing, stately; fair, square, open, unashamed, brazen; grandly, boldly, confidently
どう〳〵
doudou magnificent, grand, impressive, dignified, majestic, imposing, stately; fair, square, open, unashamed, brazen; grandly, boldly, confidently
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