was wotd|2007|May|30
English

Pronunciation
IPA|/rɪ�geɪl/ or /r��geɪl/
audio|en-us-regale.ogg|Audio (US)
rhymes|eɪl

Etymology 1
From F. régale#French|régale < L. regale#Latin|r�g�le < regalis#Latin|r�g�lis

Noun
en-noun

1. A feast, meal.

Translations
trans-top|A feast, meal
German: Gastmahl n
trans-mid
trans-bottom

Etymology 2
From F. régaler#French|régaler

Verb
en-verb|regal|ing

1. transitive To provide a meal and entertainment for someone.

#: She regaled her guests all afternoon.

1. transitive To please someone with entertainment.

Translations
trans-top|To provide a meal and entertainment
German: festlich bewirten
trans-mid
Spanish: regalar
trans-bottom

trans-top|To please someone with entertainment
German: ergötzen
trans-mid
Spanish: regalar
trans-bottom

Spanish

Verb
regale

1. The first-person singular of regalar in the present subjunctive. esbot:catline|personfirst|countsingular|verbregalar|tensepresent|moodsubjunctive|endingar
2. The third-person singular of regalar in the present subjunctive. esbot:catline|personthird|countsingular|verbregalar|tensepresent|moodsubjunctive|endingar
3. The third-person singular of regalar in the imperative. esbot:catline|personthird|countsingular|verbregalar|tenseimperative|mood|endingar

esbot:conjugation

da:regale
fa:regale
io:regale
te:regale
vi:regale
zh:regale

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