Prince

/prɪns/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A male member of a royal family, especially the son of a king or queen.

The prince attended the charity gala to support local causes.

A title of nobility in various countries, often ranking below a king.

He was granted the title of prince after his family was elevated to nobility.

A ruler of a principality or a sovereign in some nations.

The prince ruled wisely and was beloved by his people.

From Latin 'princeps', meaning 'first, chief'.

prince charming

A perfect romantic partner, often idealized.

little prince

A term of endearment for a young boy, often associated with innocence.

princess

A female royal family member, particularly the daughter of a king or queen.

king

The male ruler of a kingdom.

duke

A nobleman of high rank, below a prince.

A term used for someone who behaves like a prince but has no real royal status.

He's always acting like a prince, but he's just a waiter.

Used to refer to a young man who is very charming and appealing.

Look at him, he's such a prince with those good looks.