Three Kings Day Vocabulary (Reyes Magos): English + Iberian languages

Iberian festive vocabulary

Three Kings Day Vocabulary (Reyes Magos): English + Iberian languages

Compare key Three Kings / Epiphany words across English, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician, Basque, Asturian, Aragonese and Aranese. Use the language pills, filter, table/cards view and 2-column mode to explore patterns quickly.

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✩ Three Kings Day vocabulary

English Spanish Portuguese Catalan Galician Basque Asturian Aragonese Aranese
Three KingsReyes MagosReis MagosReis d’OrientReis MagosErrege MagoakReis MagosReis MagosReis d’Orient
Three Kings’ DayDia de ReyesDia de ReisDia de ReisDĂ­a de ReisErregenakDĂ­a de ReisDĂ­a de ReisDĂ­a de Reis
CavalcadeCabalgataCavalgadaCavalcadaCabalgataKabalkadaCabalgataCabalgataCavaucada
BalthasarBaltasarBaltasarBaltasarBaltasarBaltasarBaltasarBaltasarBaltasar
MelchiorMelchorMelquiorMelciorMelchorMeltxorMelchorMelchiorMekchor
GasparGasparGasparGasparGasparGasparGasparGasparGaspar
Goldoroouroorourourreaoruoroaur
Frankincenseinciensoincensoencensincensointsentsuainciensuenziensoencens
myrrhmirramirramirramirramirramirramirramirra
EpiphanyEpifanĂ­aEpifaniaEpifaniaEpifanĂ­aEpifaniaEpifanĂ­aEpifanĂ­aEpifania
King CakeroscĂłn de reyesbolo-reitortell de reisroscĂłn de reiserrege-opilaroscĂłn de reisroscĂłn de reistortĂšth de reis
Crowncoronacoroacoronacoroakoroacoronacoronacorona
Fava BeanhabafavafavafavababafabonafaballĂłnhaua
Figurinefigurinafigurafiguretafigurafigurina
Presentregalopresentepresentagasalloopariregalupresénpresent
CoalcarbĂłncarvĂŁocarbĂłcarbĂłnharrikatzcarbĂłncarbĂłncarbon
CamelcamellocamelocamellcamelogamelucamellucamellocamĂšu

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🎂 Pick a slice of Roscón

Click a slice of the roscĂłn. You might find the figurine, the fava bean, or nothing.

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Tries: 0 Figurine: not found Fava bean: not found
👑 Figurine đŸ«˜ Fava bean – Nothing

How it works

A “realistic” roscón has exactly one figurine and one fava bean hidden in different slices. Keep choosing slices until you find both — or reveal everything.

✧ Patterns to notice

Reis / Reyes patterns Spanish uses Reyes Magos, while Portuguese, Galician, Asturian and Aragonese use Reis Magos.
Eastern forms Catalan and Aranese use Reis d’Orient for the Three Kings.
King Cake variation King Cake appears as roscĂłn de reyes, bolo-rei, tortell de reis, errege-opila and tortĂšth de reis.
Gift vocabulary Present is regalo, presente, present, agasallo, opari, regalu and presén across the table.

◎ Quick facts

17
17 vocabulary rowsKey Three Kings Day and Epiphany vocabulary.
9
9 columnsEnglish plus Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician, Basque, Asturian, Aragonese and Aranese.
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Game includedThe realistic RoscĂłn slice game remains at the bottom.

? Three Kings vocabulary FAQ

What does this page compare?

It compares key Three Kings Day and Epiphany vocabulary across English, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician, Basque, Asturian, Aragonese and Aranese.

Which languages are included?

The table includes English, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician, Basque, Asturian, Aragonese and Aranese.

Is the RoscĂłn game included?

Yes. The RoscĂłn game is kept at the bottom of the page, after the vocabulary comparison and extra sections.