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10 Language-to-English Dictionariespríncipe
Pronunciation / Transliteration: prin-si-pe
"O príncipe participou do evento real."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A male member of a royal family, especially the son of a king or queen.
"The prince attended the royal gala in a splendid uniform." - 2
A man who is a ruler or has the rank of a prince in a specific territory.
"The prince of the small kingdom was known for his wisdom and fairness."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'prince' originates from the Latin 'princeps', meaning 'first' or 'chief'. It evolved through Old French 'prince' before entering Middle English, reflecting the hierarchical structures of nobility in medieval Europe.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Prince" is said worldwide
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prince
Transliteration: prɛ̃s
"Le prince a assisté à la cérémonie."
Prinz
Transliteration: prɪnts
"Der Prinz nahm an der Feier teil."
principe
Transliteration: prin-chi-pe
"Il principe ha parlato al pubblico."
príncipe
Transliteration: prin-si-pe
"El príncipe llegó a la ceremonia con gran pompa."
príncipe
Transliteration: prin-si-pe
"O príncipe participou do evento real."
राजकुमार
Transliteration: raajkumar
"राजकुमार ने समारोह में भाग लिया।"
王子
Transliteration: wángzǐ
"王子参加了典礼。"
왕자
Transliteration: wangja
"왕자는 행사에 참석했습니다."
王子
Transliteration: ōji
"王子は式典に出席しました。"
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