How To Say Princess In Different Languages
Monarchy has been in existence since historical times and some countries still follow the custom of King, Queens, Prince and Princesses. A Princess is the daughter of a King and Queen. A Princess may or may not be an heir apparent to the throne, may be married or unmarried. This regal rank is conferred through either marriage to prince or by birth to a monarch or a sovereign prince. In contemporary world, while most countries have monarchs as ceremonial heads, only some countries still have an autocratic rule by kings and queens. There are over 190 countries and over 4000 languages which are spoken across the world. However, most languages have many dialects and some are spoken by miniscule percentage of the total world population. Only less than 50 countries have reigning sovereign monarchs today. There are other countries with other types of monarchs like constituent monarchs, pretenders etc. Let’s look at the alternative names of “Princess” in some of the widely known and spoken languages around the world, may it be out of curiosity, or to find original and unique names for girls. At OneHowTo we show you how to say Princess in different languages.
Princess In Different Languages
Arabic: Ameerah
Afrikaans : Prinses
Bosnian : Princeza
Brazilian: Princesa
Bulgarian: Printsesa
Burmese : Mainsamee
Catalan: Princesa
Croatian : Princeza
Czech : Princezna
Danish : Prinsesse
Dutch : Prinses
Filipino : Prinsesa
Finnish : Prinsessa
French: Princesse
Georgian : Princess
German: Prinzessin
Greek: Prigkipisa
Icelandic :Prinsessa
Indonesian: Puteri
Irish: Banphrionsa
Italian: Principessa
Japanese : Ōjo
Korean : gongju
Latin : Princeps
Malay: Puteri
Norwegian: Prinsesse
Portuguese: Princesa
Romanian: Prințesă
Spanish: Princesa
Slovenian : Princess
Swedish: Princess
Turkish : Prenses
Urdu: Shahzadi
Vietnamese: công chúa
How to say Princess in Indian languages
Among the Indian languages a few of the literal translations yield the below ways in which princess can be said:
Bengali: Rajkumari
Hindi : Rajkumari
Gujarati : rājakunvarī
Kannada : Rājakumāri
Marathi : Rājakumārī
Punjabi : Rājakumārī
Tamil : Iḷavaraci
Telugu : Yuvarāṇi
This system of monarchies, which has seen antiquity, the medieval ages and Renaissance, has various such titles and different rights are allotted as per the constitution of that country or sovereign. The above list is not exhaustive and it’s a literal translation. There are many more languages from which such inference is not easy and the word princess in such language can be represented in the local script only. A classic example is Mandarin of China, constituting the largest percentage of spoken language in the world, from which such a translation has not been captured. The nearest such interpretation can be mentioned as the word Gōngzhǔ.
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