royal in Russian
royal in Russian is короле́вский, ца́рский, королевский — royal means belonging to, or connected with, a king, queen, or their family.
royal in Russian
короле́вский
Pronounced: korolevskiy
Of or relating to a monarch or his (or her) family.
ца́рский
Pronounced: tsarskiy
Of or relating to a monarch or his (or her) family.
королевский
Pronounced: korolevskiy
Of or relating to a monarch or his (or her) family.
бом-бра́мсель
Pronounced: bom-bramsel
(nautical, sailing) In large sailing ships, square sail over the topgallant sail.
What does "royal" mean?
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adjective Belonging to, or connected with, a king, queen, or their family.
"The royal family waved from the palace balcony."
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adjective Grand, dignified, or splendid, in a way that recalls a monarch.
"They put on a royal feast to celebrate the wedding."
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noun A member of a royal family.
"Several European royals attended the state funeral."
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royal in a sentence
- The royal family waved from the palace balcony.
- She was given a royal welcome when she arrived.
- They put on a royal feast to celebrate the wedding.
- He gave a royal performance in the final match.
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What is "royal" in Russian?
"royal" in Russian is короле́вский, ца́рский, королевский. royal means: Belonging to, or connected with, a king, queen, or their family.
How do you pronounce короле́вский?
"royal" in Russian is короле́вский, pronounced "korolevskiy".
How do you use "royal" in a sentence?
Example: "The royal family waved from the palace balcony." In Russian, "royal" is короле́вский, ца́рский, королевский.
Are there other ways to say "royal" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "royal": короле́вский, ца́рский, королевский, бом-бра́мсель.
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