Definition of regnal in English:

regnal

adjective ˈrɛɡn(ə)lˈrɛɡnəl

attributive Of a reign or monarch.
she organizes her material by regnal periods
Example sentencesExamples
- A new challenge arose when Bessus, who had withdrawn to his satrapy, proclaimed himself King of Kings under the regnal name Artaxerxes V.
- According to tradition, Numa was the great civil and sacred lawgiver of regnal Rome.
- An odd handful, notably Buckingham Palace and the Vatican, survive in regnal use; the rest exist purely as public museums.
- In England, the official emphasis on regnal and legal continuity played an important part in the process by which the Normans came to perceive themselves as inheritors of the historical traditions of an ancient kingdom.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Anglo-Latin regnalis, from Latin regnum 'kingdom'.

Definition of regnal in US English:

regnal

adjectiveˈrɛɡnəlˈreɡnəl

attributive Of a reign or monarch.
she organizes her material by regnal periods
Example sentencesExamples
- A new challenge arose when Bessus, who had withdrawn to his satrapy, proclaimed himself King of Kings under the regnal name Artaxerxes V.
- In England, the official emphasis on regnal and legal continuity played an important part in the process by which the Normans came to perceive themselves as inheritors of the historical traditions of an ancient kingdom.
- According to tradition, Numa was the great civil and sacred lawgiver of regnal Rome.
- An odd handful, notably Buckingham Palace and the Vatican, survive in regnal use; the rest exist purely as public museums.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Anglo-Latin regnalis, from Latin regnum ‘kingdom’.

单词	regnal
释义	Definition of regnal in English: regnal adjective ˈrɛɡn(ə)lˈrɛɡnəl attributive Of a reign or monarch. she organizes her material by regnal periods Example sentencesExamples A new challenge arose when Bessus, who had withdrawn to his satrapy, proclaimed himself King of Kings under the regnal name Artaxerxes V. According to tradition, Numa was the great civil and sacred lawgiver of regnal Rome. An odd handful, notably Buckingham Palace and the Vatican, survive in regnal use; the rest exist purely as public museums. In England, the official emphasis on regnal and legal continuity played an important part in the process by which the Normans came to perceive themselves as inheritors of the historical traditions of an ancient kingdom. Origin Early 17th century: from Anglo-Latin regnalis, from Latin regnum 'kingdom'. Definition of regnal in US English: regnal adjectiveˈrɛɡnəlˈreɡnəl attributive Of a reign or monarch. she organizes her material by regnal periods Example sentencesExamples A new challenge arose when Bessus, who had withdrawn to his satrapy, proclaimed himself King of Kings under the regnal name Artaxerxes V. In England, the official emphasis on regnal and legal continuity played an important part in the process by which the Normans came to perceive themselves as inheritors of the historical traditions of an ancient kingdom. According to tradition, Numa was the great civil and sacred lawgiver of regnal Rome. An odd handful, notably Buckingham Palace and the Vatican, survive in regnal use; the rest exist purely as public museums. Origin Early 17th century: from Anglo-Latin regnalis, from Latin regnum ‘kingdom’.
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