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In Latin, it depends on how it is used in the sentence.
"reges" is probably what you want. It would be translated simply as "kings". The other cases are more specific, e.g.,
"regum" -> "of the kings"
"regibus" -> "to/for the kings"
And the singular is "rex".
BTW, "We three kings of Orient are" would be translated "reges tres orientis sumus."
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