tsarevna

American  

[zah-rev-nuh, tsah-] / zɑˈrɛv nə, tsɑ- /

noun

1. a variant of czarevna.

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tsarevna British  

/ zɑːˈrɛvnə /

noun

1. a daughter of a Russian tsar

2. the wife of a Russian tsarevitch

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Etymology

Origin of tsarevna

from Russian, from _tsar + -evna , feminine patronymic suffix

Example Sentences

“The tsarevna and Misha and some other archers chased him away.”

From Literature

“Mama and Papa let him stay with the tsarevna because the tsar specifically asked for him, and they don’t want to make enemies in the castle.”

From Literature

“Håkon, I’ve got to tell you. You look...a lot like the tsarevna.”

From Literature

So good that the warlike tsarevna had asked for him personally.

From Literature

She stopped an arm's length away and said, “I never introduced myself. Vasilisa Tsarevna, the heir to the throne of Kiev, no matter what my father’s henchmen think.”

From Literature