How to say "grandeur" in Japanese

• 豪壮ごうそう
  na-adjective, nounCovers grandeur in the sense of imposing splendour or magnificence — the stately impressiveness of grand scenery, architecture, or style. It is a less common word than 重み.
• 重みおもみCommon
  nounEssentially 'weight' or 'burden', with dignity as a further sense; it covers 'grandeur' only as weighty dignity — the weight of someone's words or presence — never as visual splendour.

For grandeur as imposing splendour or magnificence — majestic scenery, buildings, style — use 豪壮, a less common word; use the common 「重み」 only when grandeur means weighty dignity, the gravitas of someone's words or presence.

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• 豪壮ごうそうsplendour
• 重みおもみweight (e.g. of someone's words)