Princesas (en. Princesses)

/pɾinˈθesas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Women who are the result of royal lineage, often in the context of fairy tales.

Princesses are often portrayed as beautiful and kind figures in stories.

Las princesas suelen ser retratadas como figuras bellas y bondadosas en las historias.

A term used to refer to young women who are considered beautiful or have a special character.

At the costume party, all the girls wanted to dress up as princesses.

En la fiesta de disfraces, todas las niñas querían vestirse de princesas.

Honorary titles for women of nobility who are not queens.

Princesses participate in charity events and galas.

Las princesas participan en eventos de caridad y galas.

From Latin 'princesa', which comes from 'princeps', meaning 'first', 'the one who occupies the first place'.

princess life

A luxurious and privileged lifestyle.

vida de princesa

to be a princess

It usually refers to being treated with much care and attention.

ser una princesa

prince

Male child or descendant of a king or queen.

príncipe

queen

Wife of a king.

reina

nobility

A group of people who hold titles of nobility.

nobleza

Spoiled girl

That girl behaves like a true princess, always asking for what she wants.

Esa niña se comporta como una verdadera princesa, siempre pidiendo lo que quiere.

Attractive and charming woman

She arrived at the party, and everyone looked at her as if she were a princess.

Ella llegó a la fiesta y todos la miraban como si fuera una princesa.