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reign ['ran] noun 1. the period of a monarch's rule 2. the period during which a leader is in charge 3. power or influence. From French regne, from Latin regnum, kingdom.
Which part of this dictionary entry provides information about the word's origin?
A. From French regne, from Latin regnum, kingdom.
B. 1. the period of a monarch's rule 2. the period during which a leader is in charge 3. power or influence.
C. noun
O D. ['rān]

Answer 1

A. From French renge, from latin

Answer 2

A. From French regne, from Latin regnum, kingdom.

Step-by-step explanation:

Option A provides information about the word's origin. It states that the word "reign" is derived from the French word "regne" and ultimately from the Latin word "regnum," which means kingdom.