How to Say "monarchs" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “monarchs” is “reyes” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA1
nounA1
General term for rulers
Examples
Los antiguos reyes vivían en castillos grandes.
The ancient kings lived in large castles.
Muchos países ya no tienen reyes, sino presidentes.
Many countries no longer have kings, but presidents.
Making the Plural
This word follows a special plural rule because its singular form ('rey') ends in a 'y.' You add '-es' to form 'reyes.'
Incorrect Pluralization
Mistake: “Decir 'reyes' en singular.”
Correction: The singular form is 'rey.' 'Reyes' is only used for two or more kings.
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