Ways to talk about being proud, having pride
Choose the way of translating this concept based on the meaning you're trying to get across.
dinuir bralov: to give success
dinuir ijaat: to give honor
dinuir parjai: to have victory
ganar bralov: to have success
ganar ijaat: to have honor
ganar mandokar: to have the right stuff to be a Mandalorian
ganar parjai: to have victory
jaraanir: to regard highly, look up to
(Fan word from MandoCreator/Oyu'baat.)
aloryc: pretentious
(fan word from mandoa.ru and also used in MandoCreator/Oyu'baat.)
layari: overconfident, swaggering
(also can mean: egoistical, prideful, conceited)
jare'la: stupidly oblivious of danger
(also can mean: reckless)
ori'jagyc: bullying
(also can mean: domineering, abusive)
ori'buyce, kih'kovid: big helmet, small head
(refers to someone with an overdeveloped sense of authority)
Kandosii! Amazing!
Oya! Hooray!
Bralov! Success!
Parjai! Victory!
Gar barli! You succeed!
Jate borar! Good work!
(Fan word.)
Gar cuyi kot'shya. You are stronger.
Gar aka ani! Oya! Your task is finished! Congratulations!
Gar dajun brali. Oya! Your plan succeeds. Congratulations!
Ni briikase meg gar aka ani. I am happy that your task is finished.
Gar bralov ni briikaase'din. Your success gives me happiness.
(Uses fan grammar.)
Gar parjaise ni briikase'din. Your victories give me happiness.
(Uses fan grammar.)
Mhi gana bralov jorcu gar tal'onidi. We have success because of your all-out effort.
These are more appropriate for fiction than for modern Earth life.
Gar bralov cuyi ner bralov. Your success exists as my success.
Gar nare dinui bralov/ijaat/kote bah cuun aliit. Your actions give success/honor/glory to our family.
Gar jate nare jaon'yc bah vode bal burc'yase. Your good actions are important to your kin and friends.
Gar narise ni ijaat'din. Your actions give honor to me.
(Uses fan grammar.)
Gar dinui bah ni ijaat de narise. You give to me honor by your actions.
Ni brali. I succeed.
Ni par’jila. I am triumphant.
Ni cuyi kot'shya. I am stronger.
Ner aka ani! My task is finished!