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No. 10,769 in German

royal

The German word "royal" refers to something "royal" or "regal" in English, often associated with nobility or monarchy.

In a sentence

  • Die königliche Familie besuchte gestern das Theater.

    The royal family visited the theater yesterday.

    Adjective 'königliche' used to describe the family as royal or pertaining to a monarchy.

  • Ihre Majestät trug eine royalblaue Robe bei der Zeremonie.

    Her Majesty wore a royal blue robe at the ceremony.

    Adjective 'royalblau' used as a compound adjective to specify the shade of blue as associated with royalty.

  • Er bestellte einen königlichen Tee während seines Aufenthalts im Schloss.

    He ordered a royal tea during his stay at the castle.

    Adjective 'königlichen' used to denote something luxurious or suited for royalty.

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