From root: reyna
Usage Note
Pagrereyna refers to the period or the manner in which a queen rules. It can also figuratively describe a woman acting as if she is the boss or head of a household.
Examples
" Maganda ang pagrereyna niya. "
Natural Translation
Her reign as queen is beautiful.
Literal Translation
Beautiful the reign-as-queen her.
" Ang pagrereyna niya ay punong-puno ng biyaya. "
Natural Translation
Her reign as queen is full of grace.
Literal Translation
The reign of-queen her is full-full of grace.
" Tinatandaan pa rin ng bayan ang pagrereyna ng reyna na nagbigay ng katahimikan sa kaharian sa loob ng maraming taon. "
Natural Translation
The town still remembers the reign of the queen who brought peace to the kingdom for many years.
Literal Translation
Still remembers the town the reign of-the queen who gave peace to-the kingdom within many years.
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