royalty in Irish
royalty in Irish is dleacht — royalty means kings, queens, and their families, considered as a group.
royalty in Irish
dleacht
What does "royalty" mean?
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noun Kings, queens, and their families, considered as a group.
"Royalty from across Europe gathered for the coronation."
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noun A payment made to someone for the ongoing use of their work, invention, or property, such as a book, song, or oil field.
"The author earns a royalty on every copy of the book sold."
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royalty in a sentence
- Royalty from across Europe gathered for the coronation.
- The author earns a royalty on every copy of the book sold.
- The oil company pays the landowner a royalty for drilling rights.
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What is "royalty" in Irish?
"royalty" in Irish is dleacht. royalty means: Kings, queens, and their families, considered as a group.
How do you use "royalty" in a sentence?
Example: "Royalty from across Europe gathered for the coronation." In Irish, "royalty" is dleacht.
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