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Etymology
From Old French reaume (modern royaume), from the participle stem of Latin regare �rule�.

Pronunciation
IPA|/r�lm/
AHD|r�lm, SAMPA|/relm/
audio|en-us-realm.ogg|Audio (US)

:Rhymes:English:-�lm|Rhymes: -�lm

Noun
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1. A kingdom (now mainly in Law); a territory or state, as ruled by a specific power.
2. A sphere of activity or influence; a field, domain or province.

Translations
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Czech: �íše f
Danish: rige n
Dutch: rijk n, koninkrijk n
Finnish: kuningaskunta, valtakunta
French: royaume m
German: Reich n, Königreich n
Greek: βα�ίλειο (vasílio) n, κ�ά�ο� (kratos) n
Hebrew: ����� (mamlakha) f
Italian: reame m, regno m
Japanese: �� (���� �koku)
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Old English: rice#Old English|rī�e n, cynedom|cyned�m m
Portuguese: reino m
Russian: ко�олев��во (korolévstvo) n, �а���во (�árstvo) n
Spanish: reino m
Swedish: rike n
Telugu: aaaa (rAjyam)
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Danish: sfære c
Dutch: sfeer m, rijk n, wereld m
Finnish: piiri, alue
French: domaine f
Greek: ��αί�α (sféra) f
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Hebrew: ת��� (tkhoom) m
Italian: reame m, regno m, dominio {f}, sfera f
Portuguese: domínio m, campo m, reino m
Russian: обла��� (óblast�) f, ��е�а (sféra) f
Spanish: esfera f
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ttbc|Albanian: shtet
ttbc|Chinese: ��, ��
ttbc|Korean: ��
ttbc|Northern Sami: riika

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