baro regni

Latin

Etymology

barō (“baron”) + rēgnum (“realm”)

Noun

barō rēgnī m (genitive barōnis rēgnī); third declension

  1. (Medieval Latin, Hungarian history) first banneret

Declension

Both the singular and plural genitives are attested in the plural, giving the translations “barons of the realm” and “barons of the realms”.

Third declension.
Case Singular Plural
Nominative barō rēgnī barōnēs rēgnī
Genitive barōnis rēgnī barōnum rēgnī
Dative barōnī rēgnī barōnibus rēgnī
Accusative barōnem rēgnī barōnēs rēgnī
Ablative barōne rēgnī barōnibus rēgnī
Vocative barō rēgnī barōnēs rēgnī
 Third declension.
Case Plural
Nominative barōnēs rēgnōrum
Genitive barōnum rēgnōrum
Dative barōnibus rēgnōrum
Accusative barōnēs rēgnōrum
Ablative barōnibus rēgnōrum
Vocative barōnēs rēgnōrum
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