Regal

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 436
re'gal, adj. belonging to a king: kingly — Toyal.--/w*> Re'gally. [Fr.—L. regain rex, a king, from rego, to rule Regal, re'gal, or Rigole, rig'ol, n,.a small portable organ used to support treble voices. [Fr. —It. L regal is Sec Regal, adj.] Regale, re gal', v,t. to entertain in a sumptuous — manner to refresh to gratify v.i. to feast. — n. a regal or magnificent feast. [Fr. rigaler Sp regular— L regelare to thaw or from Fr. and gala, good cheer. See Gala
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