No. 1,171 in French
princesse
A princess.
In a sentence
La princesse vivait dans un château magnifique.
The princess lived in a magnificent castle.
Here, 'princesse' refers to a title of royalty, indicating a noble individual in a narrative context.
Elle portait une robe de princesse pour la fête.
She wore a princess dress for the party.
In this sentence, 'princesse' is used adjectivally to describe the style or theme of the dress, associating it with elegance and femininity typical of princess depictions.
Ma fille adore jouer à la princesse avec ses amis.
My daughter loves playing princess with her friends.
Here, 'princesse' is used to describe a role or imaginative play where one pretends to be a princess as part of children's play activities.
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