No. 8,556 in Spanish
royal
"Royal" in English means "real" or "regal" when translated from Spanish.
In a sentence
La familia real vive en un gran palacio.
The royal family lives in a large palace.
The word 'real' translates to 'royal,' describing something related to monarchy or royalty in this sentence.
El azul real es un color muy vibrante.
Royal blue is a very vibrant color.
Here, 'real' is used to denote the shade of blue associated with royalty, emphasizing its distinct and vibrant hue.
Se comportó con una actitud real y digna.
He behaved with a royal and dignified attitude.
The term 'real' metaphorically suggests behaving in a manner characteristic of royalty, such as dignity and nobility.
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