Tsarina
//tsaˈɹiːnə//
Translations of "tsarina" (51 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | careshë(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Arabic | قَيْصَرَة(empress or wife of a tsar) | qayṣara | |
| Armenian | ցարինա(empress or wife of a tsar) | cʻarina | |
| Azerbaijani | çariça(empress or wife of a tsar), çariçə(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Belarusian | цары́ца(empress or wife of a tsar) | carýca | |
| Bulgarian | цари́ца(empress or wife of a tsar) | caríca | |
| Catalan | tsarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 女沙皇(empress or wife of a tsar) | nǚ shāhuáng | |
| Czech | carevna(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Danish | zarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Dutch | tsarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Esperanto | carino(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Estonian | tsaarinna(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Finnish | tsaarinna(empress or wife of a tsar), tsaaritar(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| French | tsarine(empress or wife of a tsar), tzarine(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| German | Zarin(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Greek | τσαρίνα(empress or wife of a tsar), τσαρίτσα(empress or wife of a tsar) | tsarína, tsarítsa | |
| Hebrew | צארית(empress or wife of a tsar) | tsarít | |
| Hungarian | cárné(empress or wife of a tsar), cárnő(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Ido | carino(empress or wife of a tsar), caro(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | تِزاریتْسا(empress or wife of a tsar), مَلِکِه(empress or wife of a tsar) | tezâritsâ, maleke | |
| Irish | bansár(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Italian | zarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Japanese | ツァリーツァ(empress or wife of a tsar) | tsarītsa | |
| Kazakh | патшайым(empress or wife of a tsar) | patşaiym | |
| Korean | 차리차(empress or wife of a tsar) | charicha | |
| Kyrgyz | каныша(empress or wife of a tsar), царица(empress or wife of a tsar) | kanışa, tsaritsa | |
| Latvian | cariene(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Lithuanian | carienė(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Macedonian | царица(empress or wife of a tsar) | carica | |
| Malay | czarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | tsarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | tsarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Polish | carowa(empress or wife of a tsar), caryca(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Portuguese | czarina(empress or wife of a tsar), tsarina(empress or wife of a tsar), tzarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Romanian | țarină(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Russian | цари́ца(empress or wife of a tsar) | caríca | |
| Serbo-Croatian | cȁrica(empress or wife of a tsar), ца̏рица(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Slovak | cárovná(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Slovene | carica(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Spanish | zarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Swedish | tsarinna(empress or wife of a tsar), tsaritsa(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Tagalog | sarina(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Tajik | малика(empress or wife of a tsar) | malika | |
| Thai | ซารีนา(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Turkish | çariçe(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Ukrainian | цари́ця(empress or wife of a tsar) | carýcja | |
| Uzbek | tsaritsa(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Vietnamese | nữ Nga hoàng(empress or wife of a tsar), nữ sa hoàng(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Volapük | jizar(empress or wife of a tsar), zar(empress or wife of a tsar) | — | |
| Yiddish | צאַרינע(empress or wife of a tsar), צאַריצע(empress or wife of a tsar) | tsarine, tsaritse |
careshë
çariça, çariçə
tsarina
carevna
zarina
tsarina
carino
tsaarinna
tsaarinna, tsaaritar
tsarine, tzarine
Zarin
cárné, cárnő
carino, caro
bansár
zarina
cariene
carienė
czarina
tsarina
tsarina
carowa, caryca
czarina, tsarina, tzarina
țarină
cȁrica, ца̏рица
cárovná
carica
zarina
tsarinna, tsaritsa
sarina
ซารีนา
çariçe
tsaritsa
nữ Nga hoàng, nữ sa hoàng
jizar, zar
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