reguli

Reguli is a term that appears in several linguistic and cultural contexts. In Romanian, reguli is the plural of regula, meaning a rule or regulation. It is commonly used in everyday language as well as in legal, educational, and formal contexts, for example in phrases describing rules, standards, or procedures.

In Latin, the form regulī (often encountered in English-language texts written as reguli) is the nominative plural of regulus, a diminutive of rex meaning “little king” or “prince.” The word regulus has been used in Roman names and titles, and the plural regulī appears in inscriptions and classical texts when referring to multiple “little kings” or princes. The same spelling may appear in medieval Latin with related but distinct uses, depending on transcription and diacritical practice.

Reguli can also function as a proper noun in various contexts, including as a surname or as a place or organization name in fictional or scholarly works. Because it is a form that surfaces in multiple languages, its exact meaning depends on the linguistic or cultural setting.

See also

- Regula

- Rule

- Regulation

Notes

- Romanian usage centers on regula (singular) and reguli (plural).

- In Latin studies, reguli is typically recognized as the nominative plural of regulus, with other meanings arising from related roots and historical usage.