Kunglig

Kunglig is a Swedish adjective meaning "royal" or "kingly." It designates something connected with a king or the Swedish monarchy. The term is formed from kung, meaning "king," and the adjectival suffix -lig, yielding a sense of belonging or relation to rulership. Cognate forms exist in neighboring languages, such as Danish kongelig and Norwegian kongelig, reflecting a shared Germanic origin.

Usage and examples: Kunglig is routinely used in official and ceremonial language, and appears in the names of royal institutions, buildings, and titles. Common examples include Kungliga slottet (the Royal Palace), Kungliga biblioteket (the National Library), and Kungliga Tekniska högskolan (the Royal Institute of Technology). It may also appear in phrases referring to royal prerogatives or events, though in everyday speech it is mainly used to describe things associated with the monarchy or with royal institutions rather than ordinary objects.