How Do You Spell MONARCHICAL?

Pronunciation: [mənˈɑːkɪkə͡l] (IPA)

Monarchical is spelled with ten letters, beginning with the consonant 'm' followed by the vowels 'o' and 'n'. The stress is on the second syllable, which is marked with a diacritical line above the 'o'. The 'a' that follows is pronounced as 'uh' and spelled with the schwa symbol, while the 'r' is pronounced with a tap or flap sound of the tongue. The second to last syllable ends in the letter 'ch', though it is pronounced like the 'k' sound, followed by the final syllable with the schwa sound again.

MONARCHICAL Meaning and Definition

1. Monarchical is an adjective that refers to something related to, characteristic of, or pertaining to a monarchy. A monarchy is a form of government in which a sovereign person, usually a monarch or a hereditary ruler, holds and exercises supreme authority over a state or nation. Monarchical describes anything that is related to the monarchy as an institution, the monarch as an individual, or the principles that govern a monarchical system.

   In the context of politics, a monarchical government is one in which a monarch holds the highest position, typically ruling for life and passing the title onto their offspring. Monarchical systems can vary in their levels of power, ranging from absolute monarchies, where the monarch has unrestricted authority, to constitutional monarchies, where the monarch's powers are limited by a constitution or other governing document.

   Monarchical can also refer to the characteristics or attributes associated with a monarchy, such as pomp, ceremony, and hierarchical structures. For example, monarchical events often involve grand ceremonies and rituals designed to display the monarch's authority and significance.

   In a broader sense, monarchical can describe any setting or situation that resembles a monarchy in its structure or characteristics. This can include businesses or organizations with a hierarchical structure, where power is concentrated at the top and decisions are made by a single or small group of leaders.

2. Of or relating to a monarch; vested in a single ruler.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for MONARCHICAL

• monachial
• monarchial
• nonarchical
• konarchical
• jonarchical
• minarchical
• mknarchical
• mlnarchical
• Monarachizor
• monarchecal
• Monatonical
• monarchicle
• monarcycal
• monarachical

Etymology of MONARCHICAL

The word "monarchical" is derived from the Greek word "monarkhia", which is a combination of "monos" meaning "single" or "alone", and "arkhein" meaning "to rule". "Monarkhia" was later borrowed into Late Latin as "monarchia", and eventually evolved into the Old French word "monarchie". From Old French, the word entered English as "monarchy". "Monarchical" is the adjective form of "monarchy" and refers to something pertaining to or characteristic of a monarch or monarchy.

Similar spelling words for MONARCHICAL

• monarchic,
• monarchial,
• monarchy,
• monarchism,
• monarchal,
• monorchidism,
• monarchist.