regina

See also Regina, regină, reġina, Regína, and Regīna

Interlingua

Noun

regina (plural reginas)

1. queen

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Italian

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Etymology

From Latin rēgīna; compare Spanish reina.

Noun

regina f (plural regine)

1. queen (monarch)
2. queen (male homosexual)
3. (chess) queen

Related terms

• re
• reginetta

Anagrams

• argine
• gerani
• ignare
• regnai

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Latin

Gisela dē Bavāria, Rēgīna Hungariae (Giselle of Bavaria, Queen of Hungary)

Etymology

From the inflected stem of rēx (“king”).

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /reːˈɡiː.na/

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• (Ecclesiastical) IPA: /reˈdʒiː.na/

Noun

rēgīna (genitive rēgīnae); f, first declension

1. queen
2. princess
3. (Later Latin, chess) queen

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	rēgīna	rēgīnae
genitive	rēgīnae	rēgīnārum
dative	rēgīnae	rēgīnīs
accusative	rēgīnam	rēgīnās
ablative	rēgīnā	rēgīnīs
vocative	rēgīna	rēgīnae

Related terms

rēgālēs rēgālia rēgālis rēgāliter regibilis rēgificē

rēgificus regifugium rēgillus regimen regimentum

rēgia rēgius regnātor regnātrix regnicola

regnō rēgnum regō regulus rēx

Descendants

Catalan: reina Esperanto: reĝino French: reine Galician: raíña Italian: regina

Novial: rega Old Portuguese: reỹa, raỹa Portuguese: rainha Romanian: regină Sicilian: riggina Spanish: reina

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Romanian

Pronunciation

• IPA: [reˈd͡ʒi.na]

Noun

regina f (singular, nominative/accusative, definite form of regină)

1. the queen