Principality

Pronunciation: /ˌprɪn.səˈpæ.lə.ti/

Examples of principality in a Sentence

formal The principality was governed by a prince who inherited his title.

informal The small principality is known for its beautiful beaches.

slang I heard the party in the principality last night was lit!

figurative In the world of business, she was considered a principality in her industry.

Grammatical Forms of principality

• plural: principalities
• comparative: more princely
• superlative: most princely
• present tense: rules
• future tense: will rule
• perfect tense: has ruled
• continuous tense: is ruling
• singular: principality
• positive degree: princely
• infinitive: to rule
• gerund: ruling
• participle: ruled

Origin and Evolution of principality

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'principality' originated from the Latin word 'principalitas', which is derived from the Latin word 'princeps' meaning 'first, chief, prince'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a territory ruled by a prince or princess, the term 'principality' has evolved to also denote a high-ranking position or the state of being a prince or princess.