kaiserin
/ˈkaɪzərɪn/
noun
- The wife of a kaiser (emperor of Germany or Austria).
- The portrait of the kaiserin hung in the palace's grand hall.
- In history class, we learned about the kaiserin who supported many charities.
- The kaiserin attended the royal ball wearing a diamond tiara.
- A female ruler who holds the title of kaiser in her own right.
- The novel imagines a world where a powerful kaiserin leads the empire.
- Some historians argue that a kaiserin could have changed the course of the war.
- No woman ever ruled as kaiserin in her own name in German history.