From root: reyna
Usage Note
Pagka-reyna refers to the status or identity of being a queen. It highlights the essence or the role that a woman holds as royalty.
Examples
" Bagay sa kanya ang pagka-reyna. "
Natural Translation
Queenship suits her.
Literal Translation
Suits to her the queenship.
" Bagay sa kanya ang pagka-reyna. "
Natural Translation
Queenship suits her.
Literal Translation
Suits to her the queenship.
" Hindi lamang sa korona nakikita ang pagka-reyna kundi sa paraan ng pakikitungo niya sa bawat tao. "
Natural Translation
Queenship is seen not only in the crown but in the way she treats every person.
Literal Translation
Not only in crown seen the queenship but in way of treatment her to every person.
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