Plural form of czarevna; multiple daughters of a tsar or wives of tsarevitches.
The English plural of the Russian czarevna, formed by adding -s according to English pluralization rules rather than Russian ones.
When English borrowed Russian royal titles, we kept the original Russian word but started treating it like a regular English noun by just adding -s—so we got czarevnas instead of using the proper Russian plural form, which shows how borrowed words gradually become 'Anglicized' over time.
Plural of czarevna. The repeated use of gendered terminology in Russian imperial succession law institutionalized women's exclusion from the primary line of authority.
Use with historical context that the plural form reflects a legal category designed to subordinate women in succession.
["royal daughters","female members of the royal line"]
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