princesa

Monarch's female heir

Princesa is Spanish and Portuguese for princess—the daughter of a monarch or the wife of a prince.

In English contexts, it often appears as a term of endearment for a daughter or girlfriend: Come here, princesa.

The word carries the same fairy-tale and spoiled-child connotations as its English equivalent.

royalty

throne

Ceremonial chair for sovereigns

  • crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
  • tiaraOrnamental feminine headband
  • palaceMonarch's official residence

kingdom · heir · coronation · sovereign · majesty · highness · reign · succession · dynasty · regent

fairytale

castle

Fortified medieval residence

quest · magic · storybook · fable · tower · rescue · spell · fairy · godmother · charming

nobility

aristocracy

Rule by hereditary elite

countess · lady · baroness · hereditary · lineage · ancestry · titled · highborn · noble · gentlewoman

elegance

graceful

Elegant in movement

dignified · sophisticated · elegant · ladylike · polished · cultivated · courtly · majestic · stately · composed

endearment

darling

Beloved person or pet

treasure · angel · beloved · daughter · little one · daddy's girl · spoiled · adored · pampered · cherished

Opposites
royal hierarchy

princesareina

Queen in Spanish

cultural archetype

princesabruja

Spanish term for witch

Phrases
Family

prince, princess, princely, princes, princesses

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