reino

Noun

1. (masculine) kingdom
2. (masculine) kingdom
3. (masculine) realm, world

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of reinar

reinar

to reign; to rule over

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Hyphenated as

rei‧no

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈreino/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: reino

In summary

From Old Spanish reino~regno, borrowed from Latin rēgnum.

Concepts

kingdom

realm

reign

kingship

lordship

state

empire

regulation

royalty

rule

ruling

sovereignty

strength

ascendance

toughness

ascendancy

control

force

governance

kingdoms

power

Synonyms

estado

nación

imperio

señorío

potencia

gobierno

mando

soberanía

Translations

reino

royaume

regno

Königreich

βασίλειο

Reich

królestwo

regnum

regne

koninkrijk

rijk

🤑

reame

règne

krallık

reialme

Sentences

Su nombre hace honor a la reina Victoria del Reino Unido .

Its name honors Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom.

En la península quedó como reino fuerte el reino de Granada .

The kingdom of Granada remained a strong kingdom on the peninsula.

En esa ocasión el país logró la tercera posición , empatada con el Reino Unido .

On that occasion, the country achieved the third position, tied with the United Kingdom.

La victoria sajona dio un pequeño respiro al nuevo reino anglosajón .

The Saxon victory gave a small respite to the new Anglo-Saxon kingdom.

Así , el antiguo ducado de Wei pasó a formar parte del reino de Wei.

Thus, the former Duchy of Wei became part of the Kingdom of Wei.

Por el sur su reino limitaba con el Reino de Strathclyde, un reino britano .

To the south his kingdom bordered the Kingdom of Strathclyde, a British kingdom.