Definition
Groups of lions; plural of pride; also the plural of the emotion of pride, meaning feelings of satisfaction or self-respect.
Etymology
From Old English 'pryde'. For lions, 'pride' became the collective noun sometime in the 1600s, possibly because of the animal's regal bearing.
Kelly Says
A pride of lions is one of the few big cat groupings that live together, and the name perfectly captures how they're viewed as royalty—meanwhile, a 'gang' of badgers or an 'obstinacy' of buffalo sound way less dignified.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ጥንታ (t'inta)
tin-tah
ARالعربية
فخر (fakhr)
fakhr
BNবাংলা
গর্ব (garbo)
gar-bo
CSČeština
hrdost
hro-dost
DADansk
stolthed
stol-ted
ELΕλληνικά
γένος (genos)
ye-nos
ESEspañol
orgullos
or-goo-yohs
FAفارسی
افتخار (iftkhar)
ift-khar
FRFrançais
fierté
fee-air-tay
HEעברית
גאווה (ga'ava)
gah-ah-vah
HIहिन्दी
गर्व (garv)
garv
HUMagyar
büszkeség
boos-kes-eg
IDBahasa Indonesia
bangga
ban-gah
ITItaliano
orgoglio
or-goh-glio
KMKM
សេចក្តី ស្វាយ (sechakdei svay)
seh-chak-dei svay
KO한국어
자부심 (jabuseom)
ja-boo-sim
MSBahasa Melayu
bangga
ban-gah
NONorsk
stolthet
stool-thet
PTPortuguês
orgulhos
or-goo-shohs
RORomână
mândrie
man-dree-eh
RUРусский
гордость (gorydost)
gor-dost
SVSvenska
stolthet
stool-thet
SWKiswahili
ujasi
oo-ja-see
TAதமிழ்
கருத்து (karuthu)
kar-oothoo
TEతెలుగు
గర్వం (garvam)
gar-vam
THไทย
ความภาคภูมิใจ (khwam pakphoomai jai)
kwan pak-poo-mai jai
TLTL
pagmamalaki
pa-gma-ma-la-kee
UKУкраїнська
гордість (hordist)
hor-dist
VITiếng Việt
ngạo mạn
ngow mohn
ZUZU
umngcele
oom-ng-cheh-leh