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English
Etymology
Latin rex, "king"; also regere, "to rule".
Adjective
regal
- of or having to do with royalty
- befitting a king
Translations
trans-top|of or having to do with royalty
Finnish: kuninkaallinen
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trans-top|befitting a king
Finnish: kuninkaallinen, ruhtinaallinen
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Related terms
kingly
royal
splendid
stately
Novial
Adjective
regal
- regal, royal
Etymology
rfc-level|Etymology not at level 3
Derived from rege, a monarch, king or queen.
Root: reg-.
Morphemes: reg- + -al.
Related terms
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|rege || { n } || monarch
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|rego || { n } || king
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|rega || { n } || queen
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|regia || { n } || kingdom
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|regira || { v } || reign
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|regiro || { n } || reign
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|regido || { n } || royal prince
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|regida || { n } || royal princess
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|viserego || { n } || viceroy
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|regonal || { adj } || kingly
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|reganal || { adj } || queenly
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