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Sensroyal
Espagnol
/reˈal/
héréditaire
Same spelling as real 'real' (from REĀLIS): Real Madrid is the 'Royal' club.
Français
/ʁwajal/
héréditaire
fém.: royale
Italien
/reˈale/
emprunté · probably Old French or Old Provençal
Learned regale 'regal, lavish' keeps the Latin g.
Portugais
/heˈaw/
héréditaire
Real also means 'real' and is the name of Brazil's currency.
Roumain
/reˈɡal/
savant
Catalan
/rəˈjal/
héréditaire
The -j- keeps a trace of the lost G; real means 'real'.
Anglais
/ˈɹɔɪəl/
du latin/français · Old French roial
Learned regal is the same Latin word taken straight from the books.
L’ancêtre latin
RĒGĀLEM‘of the king (RĒX)’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
The g between vowels melted away: RĒGĀLEM became real in Spanish and roial in Old French. English took both the worn French word (royal) and the bookish Latin one (regal).
Parents anglais: regal, regalia, reign
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esLa familia real vive en el palacio.
- frLa famille royale vit au palais.
- itLa famiglia reale vive nel palazzo.
- ptA família real mora no palácio.
- roFamilia regală locuiește în palat.
- caLa família reial viu al palau.
- enThe royal family lives in the palace.
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