Liczba mnoga: medals

ETYM French médaille, Italian medaglia, from Latin metallum metal, through (assumed) Late Lat. metalleus made of metal. Related to Metal, Mail a piece of money.
(Homonym: meddle).
A commemorative or honorary coin or other metallic design, often made as a pendant.

(Homonym: meddle).
To win a medal.

Liczba mnoga: Medal for Merits

A United States decoration awarded to civilians for highly meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services

Liczba mnoga: medal makers

Liczba mnoga: Medal of Freedoms

A United States decoration awarded to civilians for meritorious achievement in any of various fields.

Liczba mnoga: Medal of Honors

The highest U.S. military decoration awarded for bravery and valor in action 'above and beyond the call of duty'; Also called: Congressional Medal of Honor.
In the US, the highest award for valor. It was established by Congress, originally for the navy (1861) and army (1862). Of differing design, both are bronze stars with the goddess Minerva encircled in their centers. Members of the Marine Corps receive the navy version. The air-force version has Liberty in its center.

Liczba mnoga: medal plays

Golf scoring by total strokes taken; SYN. stroke play.

Liczba mnoga: medalists

ETYM Cf. French médailliste, Italian medaglista.
1. Someone who has won a medal; SYN. medallist.
2. (Golf) The winner at medal play of a golf tournament; SYN. medallist, medal winner.

Of, relating to, or shown on a medal

Liczba mnoga: medallions

ETYM French médaillion, Italian medaglione, augm. of medaglia. Related to Medal.
1. A large medal or memorial coin.
2. A circular or oval (or sometimes square) tablet bearing a figure or figures represented in relief.

Liczba mnoga: medallists

Medalist.

Singular of medals is medal.

Singular of medals and decorations is medals and decoration.

Coinlike metal pieces, struck or cast to commemorate historic events; to mark distinguished service, whether civil or military (in the latter case in connection with a particular battle, or for individual feats of courage, or for service over the period of a campaign); or as a badge of membership in an order of knighthood, society, or other special group.