Roi, meaning "King" in French, refers to a male monarch who rules a kingdom. The title is often associated with authority, leadership, and governance. In various cultures, a roi may have different roles, responsibilities, and powers, ranging from ceremonial duties to absolute rule over the state. Historically, the concept of a roi has been significant in many societies, including the French monarchy and other European royal families. Kings often symbolize national identity and continuity, and their reigns can influence the political and social landscape of their countries. The term is also used in literature and art to depict themes of power and nobility.