Definition of regalian in English:

regalian

adjective rɪˈɡeɪlɪənriˈɡālyən

formal

Belonging or relating to a monarch; regal.
regalian rights
Example sentencesExamples
- Even before his death in 911, Æthelfleda is recorded as exercising regalian power in the province in the ‘Mercian Register’, a fragment of a Mercian chronicle incorporated into some versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
- Under the regalian doctrine, forestland became public domain.
- The relentless search for new revenues during the Dutch war had led him in 1673 to seek an extension of the regalian rights whereby the crown enjoyed the revenues of vacant episcopal sees.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French régalien, from Latin regalis 'regal'.

Definition of regalian in US English:

regalian

adjectiveriˈɡālyən

formal

Belonging or relating to a monarch; regal.
regalian rights
Example sentencesExamples
- The relentless search for new revenues during the Dutch war had led him in 1673 to seek an extension of the regalian rights whereby the crown enjoyed the revenues of vacant episcopal sees.
- Even before his death in 911, Æthelfleda is recorded as exercising regalian power in the province in the ‘Mercian Register’, a fragment of a Mercian chronicle incorporated into some versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
- Under the regalian doctrine, forestland became public domain.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French régalien, from Latin regalis ‘regal’.

单词	regalian
释义	Definition of regalian in English: regalian adjective rɪˈɡeɪlɪənriˈɡālyən formal Belonging or relating to a monarch; regal. regalian rights Example sentencesExamples Even before his death in 911, Æthelfleda is recorded as exercising regalian power in the province in the ‘Mercian Register’, a fragment of a Mercian chronicle incorporated into some versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Under the regalian doctrine, forestland became public domain. The relentless search for new revenues during the Dutch war had led him in 1673 to seek an extension of the regalian rights whereby the crown enjoyed the revenues of vacant episcopal sees. Origin Early 19th century: from French régalien, from Latin regalis 'regal'. Definition of regalian in US English: regalian adjectiveriˈɡālyən formal Belonging or relating to a monarch; regal. regalian rights Example sentencesExamples The relentless search for new revenues during the Dutch war had led him in 1673 to seek an extension of the regalian rights whereby the crown enjoyed the revenues of vacant episcopal sees. Even before his death in 911, Æthelfleda is recorded as exercising regalian power in the province in the ‘Mercian Register’, a fragment of a Mercian chronicle incorporated into some versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Under the regalian doctrine, forestland became public domain. Origin Early 19th century: from French régalien, from Latin regalis ‘regal’.
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