How do you call king in your language?

how do you call king in your language?

Wang(hanja) or imgeum(pure Korean)

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WE WUZ WANGZ

Kuningas

konge

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Roi, from Middle French roy, from Old French roi, rei, from Latin rēgem, accusative of rēx, from Proto-Indo-European *h3rḗǵs.

We call them "fat retarded american faggot"

>kral
from Charlemagne / Karl the Great

>tsar
from Kaisar (Caesar)

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大統領
We have no 王國 in the Western hemisphere.

Rei.
Although the king was always reffered to as "El-Rei" using the typical spanish-sounding "El" demonstrative pronoun that doesnt exist in Portuguese anymore

Same as But korol' instead of kral


Also knyaz which is a somewhat equivalent of nordic "konung"