Palatine is an adjective, derived via Latin palatinus from palatium 'palace', which was named after the Palatine Hill for geography of Rome. It has also become used as a substantive.

• See Palatini for various ecclesiastical offices
• See Palatinate for vice-regal office-bearers, especially in Germany.
  • Hence Rhineland-Palatinate for one of the 16 German Bundesländer.
• See County palatine for palatine counties (and duchies) in England
• See Palatine (Kingdom of Hungary)
• See Palatine Bone for the bone of the same name.
• See Kasztelan and Voivode for gubernatorial officials in Poland often rendered as Palatine

See also

• Palatine, Illinois
• Palatine, New York
• Palatine Bridge, New York

Palatin | Palatino