Feb 11, 2016 16:01
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Chinese term
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紫金冠
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Hello,
I am translating a book from Chinese into German, and I found the word 紫金冠. Is there an appropriate English translation for this kind of cap?
Thanks!
I am translating a book from Chinese into German, and I found the word 紫金冠. Is there an appropriate English translation for this kind of cap?
Thanks!
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 | zĭjīnguàn or tàizĭkuī / purple-gold crown |
pkchan
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| 4 | Zijin guan (lit. purple-gold headdress) |
Denyce Seow
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| 3 | golden crwonlet |
tanglsus
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| 2 | gold crown |
Carl Robertson
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| 1 | purple crown |
Teplocteur
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Proposed translations
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zĭjīnguàn or tàizĭkuī / purple-gold crown
zĭjīnguàn or tàizĭkuī（紫金冠 or 太子盔）- worn by young but high-ranking military officers or the crown prince, made of a big diadem and a children’s crown (might or might not have lingzi)
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盔头箱”, which is responsible for the head of the actor wearing the crown, cap, ... who are powerful and distinguished all wearing “purple-gold crown(紫金冠)”;.
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Feb 22, 2011 - Crown, the imperial worn “Ping Tian crown(平天冠)”, “Kowloon ... who are powerful and distinguished all wearing “purple-gold crown(紫金冠)”;.
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盔头箱”, which is responsible for the head of the actor wearing the crown, cap, ... who are powerful and distinguished all wearing “purple-gold crown(紫金冠)”;.
Chinese Peking Opera | Enter into Chinese traditional ...
https://amandazlyyuye.wordpress.com/page/2/
Feb 22, 2011 - Crown, the imperial worn “Ping Tian crown(平天冠)”, “Kowloon ... who are powerful and distinguished all wearing “purple-gold crown(紫金冠)”;.
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Comment: "I don't want to use Pinyin, and I think in this translation I have the two characters for "gold" and "purple". Moreover, it seems to be more a "crown" than a "headdress". Thank you all for your help!"
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golden crwonlet
亦名太子盔，太子、王孫及青年將帥之頭冠。前扇為額子，后扇頂飾垛子頭紫金冠紫金冠
Wiki:Die Adelskrone ist eine neunzackige Krone für den Grafenstand, eine siebenzackige Krone für den Freiherrenstand und eine fünfzackige Krone für den nicht titulierten Adel.
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Wiki:Die Adelskrone ist eine neunzackige Krone für den Grafenstand, eine siebenzackige Krone für den Freiherrenstand und eine fünfzackige Krone für den nicht titulierten Adel.
供参考
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Denyce Seow
Singapore
Singapore
Native in English
Singapore
Business & Legal Translator
Native in: English (Variants: US, Singaporean, UK)
Works in: Chinese to English
Zijin guan (lit. purple-gold headdress)
I would use translate it "Zijin guan (lit. purple-gold headdress)" (type "Zijin guan" in italics - see link).
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Teplocteur
Native in Chinese
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Native in: Chinese (Variant: Simplified)
Works in: English to Chinese, Chinese to English
33 days
Carl Robertson
United States
United States
Native in English
Specializes in field
United States
Precision translation by scholar-teacher
Native in: English 
Works in: Chinese to English
gold crown
Previous responses have identified excellent equivalents for the term, but I am responding to a follow-up question on "purple-gold"
The Wenlin Chinese language software says simply "best-quality gold." In other words, the "purple" here does not signify color but quality. Among many other uses, it is the name one of the hills of the southern suburbs of Nanjing.
I do not think it is used in a generic sense here, but if 紫金冠 were used in a context which did not specify a particular headdress or emblem of position or office, it could be translated as "gold crown."
The Wenlin Chinese language software says simply "best-quality gold." In other words, the "purple" here does not signify color but quality. Among many other uses, it is the name one of the hills of the southern suburbs of Nanjing.
I do not think it is used in a generic sense here, but if 紫金冠 were used in a context which did not specify a particular headdress or emblem of position or office, it could be translated as "gold crown."
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