REGNUM

Meaning of REGNUM in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈreg-nəm ]

noun

( plural reg·na -nə)

Etymology: Latin

Date: circa 1890

: kingdom

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REGNUM — noun (plural regna) Etymology: Latin Date: circa 1890 kingdom
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REGNUM — ˈregnəm noun ( plural reg·na -nə) Etymology: Latin 1. a. : dominion , rule b. : tenure of power 2. …
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REGNUM — [reg.num] n, pl reg.na [L] (ca. 1890): kingdom
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REGNUM — Pronunciation: ' reg-n ə m Function: noun Inflected Form: plural reg · na \ -n ə \ Etymology: L Date: …
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REGNANT — adjective Etymology: Latin ~-, regnans, present participle of regnare to reign, from regnum Date: 1600 exercising rule ; reigning, 2. …
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REIGN — I. ˈrān noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English rein, regne, from Old French reigne, regne, from Latin regnum reign, …
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TRIREGNUM — trīˈregnəm noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, triple reign, from Latin tri- + regnum reign — more at reign : tiara …
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REGNAL — ˈregnəl adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin regnalis, from Latin regnum kingly government, rule, reign, kingdom + -alis -al — more at …
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INTERREGNUM — -nəm noun ( plural interregnums -mz ; or interreg·na -nə) Etymology: Latin, from inter- + regnum dominion — more at …
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REIGN — /rayn/ , n. 1. the period during which a sovereign occupies the throne. 2. royal rule or authority; sovereignty. 3. …
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INTERREGNUM — — interregnal , adj. /in'teuhr reg"neuhm/ , n. , pl. interregnums, interregna /-neuh/ . 1. an interval of time between …
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REIGN — I. ˈrān noun Etymology: Middle English regne, from Anglo-French, from Latin regnum, from reg-, rex king — more at royal …
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REGNANT — adjective Etymology: Latin regnant-, regnans, present participle of regnare to reign, from regnum Date: 1600 1. : exercising rule : …
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REGNAL — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin regnalis, from Latin regnum reign — more at reign Date: 1612 : of or relating to …
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INTERREGNUM — noun ( plural -nums or in·ter·reg·na -nə) Etymology: Latin, from inter- + regnum reign — more at reign Date: 1590 …
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REIGN — ■ verb 1》 rule as monarch. 2》 [as adjective ~ing ] (of a sports player or team) currently holding a …
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REGNAL — [ 'rɛgn(ə)l ] ■ adjective of a reign or monarch. Origin C17: from Anglo-Latin ~is , from L. regnum 'kingdom'.
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INTERREGNUM — [ ˌɪntə'rɛgnəm ] ■ noun ( plural ~s or interregna -nə ) a period when normal government is suspended, especially …
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REIGN — [reign] n [ME regne, fr. OF, fr. L regnum, fr. reg-, rex king--more at royal] (13c) 1 a: royal authority: …
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REGNANT — [reg.nant] adj [L regnant-, regnans, prp. of regnare to reign, fr. regnum] (1600) 1: exercising rule: reigning 2. a: having …
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REGNAL — [reg.nal] adj [ML regnalis, fr. L regnum reign--more at reign] (1612): of or relating to a king or his reign; …
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INTERREGNUM — [in.ter.reg.num] n, pl -nums or -na [L, fr. inter- + regnum reign--more at reign] (1590) 1: the time during which …
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BURGUNDY — French Bourgogne rgion encompassing the central French dpartements of Cte-d'Or, Sane-et-Loire, Nivre, and Yonne and coextensive with the pre-Revolutionary province …
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REIGN — / reɪn; NAmE / noun , verb ■ noun 1. the period during which a king, queen, emperor , etc. …
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INTERREGNUM — / ˌɪntəˈregnəm; NAmE / noun [ usually sing. ] ( pl. inter·reg·nums ) ( formal ) a period of time …
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REIGN — I. reign 1 /reɪn/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1200-1300 ; Language: Old French ; Origin: regne , from …
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INTERREGNUM — in ‧ ter ‧ reg ‧ num /ˌɪntəˈreɡnəm/ BrE AmE noun ( plural interregnums or interregna /-nə/) [countable] formal [ …
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