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An empress of several Eastern European countries, especially Russia, or the wife of a tsar.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: historical
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
the wife or widow of a czar
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: czarina, tzarina, czaritza, tsaritsa
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: female aristocrat
Via Italian czarina or Spanish czarina, from German Czarin, Zarin, feminine form of Czar, Zar. By surface analysis, tsar + -ina.
Across languages
Translations
67 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Albanian:
careshë
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Arabic:
قَيْصَرَة
(qayṣara)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Armenian:
ցարինա
(cʻarina)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Azerbaijani:
çariça
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Azerbaijani:
çariçə
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Belarusian:
цары́ца
(carýca)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Bulgarian:
цари́ца
(caríca)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Catalan:
tsarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Chinese Mandarin:
女沙皇
(nǚ shāhuáng)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Czech:
carevna
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Danish:
zarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Dutch:
tsarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Esperanto:
carino
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Estonian:
tsaarinna
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Finnish:
tsaaritar
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Finnish:
tsaarinna
— empress or wife of a tsar
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French:
tsarine
— empress or wife of a tsar
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French:
tzarine
— empress or wife of a tsar
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German:
Zarin
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Greek:
τσαρίνα
(tsarína)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Greek:
τσαρίτσα
(tsarítsa)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Hebrew:
צארית
(tsarít)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Hungarian:
cárnő
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Hungarian:
cárné
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Ido:
caro
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Ido:
carino
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Irish:
bansár
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Italian:
zarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Japanese:
ツァリーツァ
(tsarītsa)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Kazakh:
патшайым
(patşaiym)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Korean:
차리차
(charicha)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Kyrgyz:
каныша
(kanışa)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Kyrgyz:
царица
(tsaritsa)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Latvian:
cariene
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Lithuanian:
carienė
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Macedonian:
царица
(carica)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Malay:
czarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Norwegian Bokmål:
tsarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
tsarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Iranian Persian:
مَلِکِه
(maleke)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Iranian Persian:
تِزاریتْسا
(tezâritsâ)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Polish:
caryca
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Polish:
carowa
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Portuguese:
tsarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Portuguese:
czarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Portuguese:
tzarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Romanian:
țarină
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Russian:
цари́ца
(caríca)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Serbo-Croatian:
ца̏рица
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Serbo-Croatian:
cȁrica
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Slovak:
cárovná
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Slovene:
carica
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Spanish:
zarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Swedish:
tsarinna
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Swedish:
tsaritsa
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Tagalog:
sarina
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Tajik:
малика
(malika)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Thai:
ซารีนา
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Turkish:
çariçe
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Ukrainian:
цари́ця
(carýcja)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Uzbek:
tsaritsa
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Vietnamese:
nữ sa hoàng
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Vietnamese:
nữ Nga hoàng
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Volapük:
zar
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Volapük:
jizar
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Yiddish:
צאַריצע
(tsaritse)
— empress or wife of a tsar
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Yiddish:
צאַרינע
(tsarine)
— empress or wife of a tsar
