Plural form of czaritza; multiple wives or female rulers of czars.
The English plural of the alternate spelling czaritza, formed by adding -s.
The existence of both czarinas and czaritzas in English shows how linguistic variation persists in borrowed words—even for the same Russian concept, English writers chose different spellings, and both plurals existed side-by-side in historical texts.
Plural of czaritza. Reflects gendered linguistic convention applied to Russian imperial women.
Use only in strict historical transliteration contexts; modern reference should use 'tsarinas' or 'empresses'.
["tsarinas","empresses"]
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