
adj.
- Reigning; ruling: a queen regnant.
- Predominant.
- Widespread; prevalent.
[Probably from Middle English, a sovereign, from Old French, from Latin rēgnāns, rēgnant-, present participle of rēgnāre, to reign, from rēgnum, reign. See reign.]
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[Probably from Middle English, a sovereign, from Old French, from Latin rēgnāns, rēgnant-, present participle of rēgnāre, to reign, from rēgnum, reign. See reign.]
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