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How do you say royal in Russian?

There are a few ways to say "royal" in Russian, depending on the context:

General "royal":

* королевский (korolevsky) - This is the most common and general word for "royal". It comes from "король" (korol), meaning "king".

* царский (tsarsky) - This is also used for "royal" but it specifically refers to the Tsar (Emperor) and his family.

Other words:

* монарший (monarshiy) - This is less common but means "monarchical" or "relating to a monarch".

* дворцовый (dvortsovy) - This literally means "palace" but can be used to refer to something associated with the royal court.

Examples:

* королевский дворец (korolevsky dvorets) - royal palace

* царская семья (tsarskaya semya) - royal family

* монарший трон (monarshiy tron) - monarch's throne

* дворцовый бал (dvortsovy bal) - royal ball

The best word to use will depend on the specific situation and the nuance you want to convey.

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