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Royale
Royale Pronunciation
Royale is pronounced roy-AL /rɔɪˈæl/High
Meaning: Royal; from French royale, ultimately from Latin regalis, 'of the king'High
Popularity in the U.S. · SSA data
U.S. births per year (Social Security Administration, 1880–present). Pink marker = peak year.
History & Origin
Royale is the French feminine form of royal, descending from Latin regalis, 'kingly', from rex, 'king'. As a title it attached to French princesses — Madame Royale — and as a word it has long lent glamour to everything from casinos to desserts.
American parents began reaching for regal word names in earnest in the 2010s — Royal, Royalty, Reign, Majesty — and Royale offers the same sentiment with French polish. It remains a rare choice, used for daughters more than sons in the -e spelling.
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Frequently Asked
How do you pronounce Royale?
Royale is pronounced roy-AL (/rɔɪˈæl/). Press play above to hear Royale said aloud.
How do you say Royale?
Royale is said roy-AL (/rɔɪˈæl/). Press play above to hear Royale said aloud.
What does the name Royale mean?
Royale is the French feminine of 'royal', from Latin regalis, meaning 'of the king'.
Is Royale a boy or girl name?
Royale is used for both sexes; the -e spelling leans toward girls, and this page covers its use as a girl's name.
How popular is Royale?
Royale is a rare name in the U.S., part of the modern fashion for regal word names.






