regalty
/ˈriːɡlti/Now historical and rare (Scottish in later use)
noun
= regality.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. Probably from Anglo-Norman regalté, regauté kingdom, royal domain, royal right or jurisdiction granted to an individual, kingship, sovereignty from regal + -té.
- manometric capsule
- ma non troppo
- manool
- manor
- man orchid
- man orchis
- manor court
- man (or go to) the barricades
- manor house
- manorial
- manorialisation
- manorialise
- manorialism
- manorialization
- manorialize
- manorial system
- manor plantation
- manor-seat
- man (or woman) of the people
- man (or woman) of the world
- manostat
- manostatic
- man overboard
- man-o'-war
- manoöl