King – English
Rey – Spanish
Roi – French
König – German
Re – Italian
Rey – Portuguese
王 (Wáng) – Chinese (Mandarin)
キング (Kingu) – Japanese
왕 (Wang) – Korean
Царь (Tsar) – Russian
Sultán – Turkish
Malik – Arabic
Kuning – Indonesian
Raja – Malay
Bābā – Persian
Kral – Croatian
Oligarch – Greek
Brey – Galician
Roi – Belgian French
König – Swiss German
Raj – Hindi
Kumara – Tamil
Yekta – Kurdish
Pasha – Turkish
Moše – Swahili
Sire – Old French
Maliki – Somali
Hęrî – Basque
Maharaja – Sanskrit
Noble – English (historical context)
Kung – Filipino
Raja – Thai
Dharmaraja – Sinhala
Gehennar – Afrikaans
Farao – Dutch
Sãf – Romanian
Tsar – Bulgarian
Ra – Egyptian
Rex – Latin
Sultan – Persian
Wang – Cantonese
Khagan – Mongolian
Pate – Tamil
Arishi – Sami
Hizir – Turkish
Duke – English (nobility)
Bahrain – Arabic
Roy – French (alternative)
King – Scottish Gaelic
Sulaiman – Arabic
Mejore – Spanish
Šar – Slovene
Mona – Irish
Rei – Portuguese (alternative)
Rìgh – Scots Gaelic
Oba – Yoruba
Rex – Old English
Warlord – English (contextual)
Pahlevan – Persian
Pana – Pali
Ráj – Czech
Sultân – Bosnian
Sovereign – English
Dom – Slovak
Shah – Persian
Samrat – Sanskrit
Shensha – Urdu
Vikram – Hindi
Vaegir – Finnish
King – American English
Rajah – Malay
Shogun – Japanese
Chakravarti – Sanskrit
Oro – Italian (contextual)
Zar – Russian
Dáire – Irish
Wang – Mandarin (alternative)
Bara – Shona
Rajput – Hindi
Laird – Scottish
Regulus – Latin
Sheikh – Arabic
Baron – French
Nefer – Egyptian
Yani – Turkish
Rangda – Balinese
Gronkh – German
Gyarog – Sumerian
Prince – English (historical)
Rijst – Dutch
Imam – Arabic
Pacha – Turkish
Shogun – Japanese (historical)
Emperor – English (contextual)
Rajesh – Hindi
Mfalme – Swahili
Kaiser – German
Monarch – English
Emperador – SpanishBasileus – Greek