How to Say “Monarchy” in French

monarchie
/mɔ.naʁ.ʃi/feminine
The English word "monarchy" is translated into French as monarchie.
monarchie refers to a form of government with a hereditary head of state (noun).
Meaning: form of government with a hereditary head of state (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

monarchie is a feminine noun. In a sentence, it is preceded by the feminine definite article la to form la monarchie.

How do you pronounce it?

/mɔ.naʁ.ʃi/

Did you know?

  • French speakers often use the phrase le droit du sang or 'the right of blood' when discussing the hereditary nature of a monarchie.
  • While monarchie describes the system, French uses the word monarque to describe the person, but in modern conversation, the word monarque is rarely used in favor of roi or reine.
  • In French history, the term was often used to describe the 'absolute' power of the Sun King, Louis XIV, to justify his rule through divine right.

Examples in context

  • La monarchie saoudienne ne tolère guère les dissensions.
    The Saudi monarchy brooks little dissent.
    This sentence shows the use of monarchie regarding the Saudi monarchy.
    Tatoeba #11174431 by lbdx, translation #11174430 by rul
  • La monarchie française semblait indétrônable, pourtant elle a été renversée.
    The French monarchy seemed invincible, however, it was overthrown.
    This sentence shows the use of monarchie regarding the French monarchy.
    Tatoeba #11715628 by lbdx, translation #1608842 by marcelostockle
  • Le Vatican est une monarchie absolue dont le roi est élu.
    The Vatican is an absolute monarchy with an elected king.
    This sentence shows the use of monarchie regarding the Vatican.
    Tatoeba #5649244 by nimfeo, translation #5649248 by mailohilohi
  • Je ne suis pas très fan de la royauté
    I'm not a big fan of the monarchy
  • On ne voit plus beaucoup de monarchie de nos jours
    We don't see much monarchy these days
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two students are discussing a history lesson in a cafe.

  1. Hugo

    Est-ce que tu préfères la république ou la monarchie ?
    Do you prefer the republic or the monarchy?
  2. Manon

    Je trouve que la monarchie est plus stable.
    I find that the monarchy is more stable.
  3. Hugo

    C'est un point de vue intéressant, Manon.
    That is an interesting point of view, Manon.
  4. Manon

    Merci, Hugo, mais c'est très discuté.
    Thanks, Hugo, but it is very much debated.

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