Maharani

Pronunciation: /mɑːˈhɑːrəni/

Definitions of maharani

noun A female ruler or queen in India, especially the wife of a maharajah.

Example Sentences

A1 The maharani wore a beautiful sari.

A2 The maharani visited the local school to meet the children.

B1 The maharani hosted a grand feast for all the villagers.

B2 The maharani was known for her wise leadership and compassion towards her people.

C1 The maharani's reign was marked by significant social and economic reforms.

C2 The maharani's palace was a symbol of opulence and power in the region.

Examples of maharani in a Sentence

formal The maharani of the kingdom held a grand banquet for visiting dignitaries.

informal Did you hear about the maharani throwing a lavish party at the palace?

slang That maharani sure knows how to throw a shindig!

figurative She was like a maharani in her elegant demeanor and regal presence.

Grammatical Forms of maharani

• plural: maharanis
• comparative: more maharani
• superlative: most maharani
• present tense: maharani
• future tense: will be maharani
• perfect tense: have been maharani
• continuous tense: is being maharani
• singular: maharani
• positive degree: maharani
• infinitive: to be maharani
• gerund: being maharani
• participle: maharani

Origin and Evolution of maharani

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Sanskrit

Story behind the word: The word 'maharani' originates from Sanskrit, where 'maha' means great and 'rani' means queen.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a queen or the wife of a maharaja in India, the term 'maharani' has evolved to also symbolize a woman of great power and influence in various contexts beyond royalty.