Princess

/ˈprɪn.səs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A female member of a royal family, especially a daughter of a monarch.

The princess attended the royal ball in a stunning gown.

The wife or widow of a prince.

After her marriage, she became known as the princess of the kingdom.

A title given to a woman who is regarded as having the qualities of a princess, such as elegance and grace.

She was treated like a princess on her special day.

A character in a story or fairy tale, often portrayed as beautiful and in need of rescue.

In the fairy tale, the brave knight rescued the princess from the dragon.

From Latin 'principessa', the feminine form of 'princeps', meaning 'chief'.

daddy's princess

A term for a girl or woman who is excessively pampered by her father.

princess complex

A term describing someone who expects to be treated like royalty.

damsel in distress

A term for a young woman who is in need of rescue.

prince

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

royalty

The status or power of being royal, often includes kings, queens, princes, and princesses.

noble

A person belonging to a hereditary class with high social or political status.

A spoiled girl or woman.

She throws tantrums like a princess when she doesn't get her way.

A girl who expects to be treated with special consideration.

Don't be such a princess, help out with the chores.