tsarevitch
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of tsarevitch
from Russian tsarevich , from tsar + -evich , masculine patronymic suffix
Example Sentences
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On Saturday the festival will also screen his “Ivan Tsarevitch and the Changing Princess,” a fairy tale anthology.
From New York Times
Human characters such as the twelve princesses, or Prince Ivan Tsarevitch, were given folk-song-derived melodies based on the common Western musical scale.
From Literature
He’d tell me stories of the Tsarevitch in St. Petersburg, weak with hemophilia, his fate controlled by wicked forces.
From Literature
"Alexander I. promised much and performed little, and that little he has taken back again by the hand of his brother, the Tsarevitch Constantine."
From Project Gutenberg
Having heard of his peacefulness of character, the Armenian Tsar thought it opportune to take the throne away from him and hand it over to Irdat, the son of the deceased Tsarevitch Revv and the Armenian Tsarevna Salomee.
From Project Gutenberg
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