egal

American  

[ee-gal] / ˈi gæl /

adjective

Archaic.

1. equal.

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Etymology

Origin of egal

1350–1400; Middle English egall < Anglo-French, Old French egal < Latin aequālis

Example Sentences

To highlight the issue, a charity organised an unofficial vote that attracted almost 20,000 people called Pass Egal Wahl – which translates as a passport-doesn't-matter election.

From BBC

The Muslim American Youth Foundation, a nonprofit in Burien that provides outreach, education and support to Muslim young people, is hosting a youth-focused iftar dinner that will feature guest speakers Port of Seattle Commissioner Hamdi Mohamed, Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling and SeaTac Mayor Mohamed Egal.

From Seattle Times

“This is a breakthrough settlement, making very clear the FCC has strong enforcement authority and capability to enforce its vitally important space debris rules,” FCC Enforcement Bureau Chief Loyaan Egal said in a statement.

From Washington Times

"As satellite operations become more prevalent and the space economy accelerates, we must be certain that operators comply with their commitments," said FCC enforcement bureau chief Loyaan Egal.

From BBC

A lot is connected to the words, the phrasing, but you cannot do that if you are singing every note égal.

From New York Times