Reginas

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

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2. The plural form referring to multiple female monarchs who reign over kingdoms; women holding sovereign power in distinct territories; female rulers governing with authority over their realms
3. Women who hold or have held the position of queen regnant, exercising supreme authority over a state; multiple sovereign female leaders each possessing independent rule; female heads of royal houses with governing power

Etymology: "Reginas" is the plural of "regina", the Latin word for "queen". Latin "regina" is the feminine form of "rex", "king", and comes from the same root as "regere", "to rule" or "to direct". In the plural, "reginas" is simply the form used for more than one queen, so it appears in writing about several queens or in Latin phrases referring to multiple women of royal rank.