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- IPA(key): /ɹɪˈnaʊnd/
- Rhymes: -aʊnd
- Hyphenation: re‧nowned
renowned (comparative more renowned, superlative most renowned)
- Famous, celebrated, or well-known; widely praised or highly honored.
The movie “Three Stars” is about world-renowned chefs.
famous
- Bulgarian: прославен (bg) (proslaven), известен (bg) (izvesten)
- Dutch: vermaard (nl), beroemd (nl), gerenommeerd (nl)
- Esperanto: renoma
- Finnish: maineikas (fi), kuuluisa (fi), tunnettu (fi), -kuulu
- French: renommé (fr), de renom
- Galician: de sona, renomeado (gl)
- German: berühmt (de), renommiert (de)
- Greek:
- Ancient: κλεινός (kleinós), κλειτός (kleitós)
- Hindi: प्रसिद्ध (hi) (prasiddh), प्रख्यात (prakhyāt), विख्यात (hi) (vikhyāt)
- Indonesian: masyur, terkenal (id)
- Irish: clúiteach, mórchlúiteach
- Italian: rinomato (it), famoso (it)
- Latin: fāmōsus
- Macedonian: по́знат (póznat), про́славен (próslaven), зна́менит (známenit)
- Manx: ard-ennymagh
- Maori: araara, rongonui
- Norwegian: berømt (no), vidgjeten
- Old English: hlīsful, ġefrǣġe, (poetic) brēme
- Plautdietsch: beriemt, huachberiemt
- Portuguese: de renome, renomado (pt)
- Romanian: renumit (ro), faimos (ro)
- Russian: знамени́тый (ru) (znamenítyj), изве́стный (ru) (izvéstnyj), просла́вленный (ru) (proslávlennyj)
- Scottish Gaelic: cliùiteach, cliùmhor
- Spanish: renombrado (es), de renombre, reconocido (es), distinguido (es), afamado (es), insigne (es)
- Sundanese: katelah
- Swedish: berömd (sv), renommerad (sv)
- Turkish: meşhur (tr), ünlü (tr)
- Ukrainian: знаменитий (znamenytyj), відомий (vidomyj), прославлений (proslavlenyj), знаний (znanyj)
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renowned
- simple past and past participle of renown
