Rex

/rɛks/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A title used for a king or ruler, especially in historical or mythological contexts.

The ancient Roman rex was both a political and a religious leader.

A male ruler or king in certain languages, derived from Latin.

In the Latin phrase 'Rex Universalis', the term signifies a universal king.

A name given to specific historical or legendary kings.

Rex Tutankhamun is known for his rich tomb and significant contributions to ancient Egyptian history.

From Latin 'rex', meaning 'king'.

Rex of the jungle

Refers to a lion, denoting its status as a dominant animal in its habitat.

Rex in the context of dinosaurs

Specifically refers to the Tyrannosaurus rex, known for its size and ferocity.

regal

Characteristic of a king; royal.

regent

A person appointed to administer a state because the monarch is a minor or is absent.

regalia

The emblems or insignia of royalty.

Cool or awesome

That concert was totally rex!

Something that is the best in its category

His new car is rex compared to others.