Princess
| 21:35 Sep 19, 2000 |
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| na | karalaitė; kunigaikštytė |
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| na | Princesė, kunigaikštienė, kunigaikštytė |
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| na | princesģ; karalaitģ; kunigaik¹tytģ |
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karalaitė; kunigaikštytė Explanation: The daughter of a king; the daughter of a duke The English-Lithuanian Dictionary By Bronislavas Piesarskas,1998 |
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Princesė, kunigaikštienė, kunigaikštytė Explanation: To see the correct characters, choose Baltic(Windows) encoding for this page. First word exactly corresponds to english word princess. Second word is used to address duke's wife. The third word means duke's daughter. English-Lithuanian dictionary. B.Piesarskas, others |
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princesģ; karalaitģ; kunigaik¹tytģ Explanation: "Princesģ" is an official term, for example, "Monaco princesģ", but it is used in fairy tales as well. "Karalaitģ" (daughter of a King), or "kunigaik¹tytģ" (daughter of a Duke) is a common word. It is used in fairy tales, but the Media prefer "princesģ". If you want to make a compliment for your girl- friend, you shoud use "karalaitģ" Different sources |
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