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What does rego mean in Latin roots?

The word "rego" in Latin means "to rule" or "to govern"

It's the root of many English words, including:

* Regal: royal, fit for a king

* Regent: a person who rules in the place of a king or queen

* Regime: a system or method of government

* Regular: following a pattern or rule

* Regulation: a rule or law that controls how something is done

* Royal: relating to a king or queen

So, whenever you see "rego" in a word, think of it as relating to power, authority, and control.

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