Etymology
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Possibly modelled on black pride.
gay pride (uncountable)
- A feeling of pride in one's homosexuality; embrace of a positive gay identity and rejection of shame imposed by homophobia.
1971, Donn Teal, The gay militants, page 85:Gay Pride, for all its need to show off, did not alienate old-liners of the homophile movement, nor uncommitted young and middle-aged gays, nor even old and/or closety homosexuals.
- A pride festival or pride parade.
My first gay pride was in 1998 and I've been to every one since.
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Translations
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a feeling of pride in one's homosexuality
- Arabic: فَخْر مِثْلِيِّين m (faḵr miṯliyyīn)
- Armenian: գեյ փրայդ (gey pʻrayd)
- Azerbaijani: gey prayd
- Belarusian: гей-пра́йд m (hjej-prájd), гей-пара́д m (hjej-parád)
- Bulgarian: гей го́рдост f (gej górdost), гей пра́йд m (gej prájd)
- Catalan: orgull gai m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 同志驕傲／同志骄傲 (tóngzhì jiao'ào), 同性戀自豪／同性恋自豪 (tóngxìngliàn zìháo), 同志自豪 (tóngzhì zìháo)
- Esperanto: gejfiero, gejfiereco
- Finnish: pride (fi)
- French: Gay Pride m, Fierté Gaie f
- Georgian: გეი პრაიდი (gei ṗraidi)
- German: Gay Pride
- Hebrew: גַּאֲוָה (he) f (ga'avá)
- Hindi: गे प्राइड m (ge prāiḍ), गे गर्व m (ge garv)
- Italian: please add this translation if you can
- Japanese: ゲイ・プライド (gei-puraido)
- Korean: 게이 프라이드 (gei peuraideu)
- Persian: افتخار به همجنسگرایی (eftexâr be ham-jens-garâyi)
- Polish: gay pride m
- Portuguese: orgulho gay m
- Russian: гей-пра́йд (ru) m (gej-prájd), гей-пара́д (ru) m (gej-parád)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ге̑ј по̀нос m
- Roman: gȇj pònos m
- Spanish: orgullo gay m
- Swedish: pride (sv) c
- Thai: เกย์ไพรด์ (gee-prái)
- Turkish: Gey Onur Günü
- Ukrainian: ґей-пра́йд m (gej-prájd), гей-пра́йд m (hej-prájd), ґей-пара́д m (gej-parád), гей-пара́д m (hej-parád)
- Welsh: balchder hoyw (cy) m
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