How to Say “Queen” in Chamorro

reyna
The Chamorro word for queen is reyna.
reyna is a noun used to refer to a female monarch.
Meaning: female monarch (noun)

Did you know?

  • In modern Chamorro, reyna is often used in religious contexts, such as referring to the 'reyna de los cielos' or 'queen of heaven' in Catholic prayers.
  • In many historical Chamorro contexts, the concept of a single female monarch was replaced by the social structure of local clans and chiefs.
  • Chamorro uses reyna for a queen, but the word for king is rey, both of which replaced indigenous terms for leadership after the 17th century.

Example conversation

Manuel and Elena are looking at a history book.

  1. Manuel

    Hå'åm tågu i reyna.
    I see the queen.
  2. Elena

    Siya i reyna na muna.
    She was the first queen.
  3. Manuel

    Siya i reyna na muna?
    Was she the first queen?
  4. Elena

    Hå'ao tågu i reyna.
    You see the queen.
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