trophy
/ˈtɹəʊfi/noun
A prize, often shaped like a cup, shield, or small statue, given to celebrate winning a contest or reaching a notable achievement.
Example sentences
- “The team lifted the trophy after winning the final.”
- “The trophy for best player sits on a shelf in the school hall.”
Winners 'lift' or 'take home' the trophy. As a modifier it implies something kept for show, as in 'trophy cabinet'.