1. A female sovereign; the daughter of a king; the consort of a prince. Princess royal, a king's eldest daughter.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• priencess,
• princness,
• prinsess,
• proecess,
• provcess,
• priceso,
• proccess,
• pricess,
• princcess,
• prencess,
• princese,
• pricees,
• princees,
• pricces,
• francess,
• priuces,
• princces,
• preocess,
• plinces,
• prieces

• princedom,
• principe,
• anti-pernicious-anaemia,
• Electro-prognosis,
• proinsias,
• prange,
• purenesses,
• prognosis,
• barognoses,
• baragnosis,
• poornesses,
• Princess-royal,
• pranger,
• Princessa,
• Pringle,
• pernicious,
• pyranoses,
• beerinesses,
• anti-pernicious,
• principle,
• PRINS,
• porinesses,
• princessy,
• Prince's-metal,
• paragnoses,
• grass-of-parnassus,
• parnassus,
• pronged,
• berenices,
• Princesse,
• princewood,
• bearnaises,
• perniciosa,
• prince's,
• pronucleus,
• brownnoses,
• paraeneses,
• prancer,
• prinses,
• primness,
• pareneses,
• princes,
• burnouses,
• Princesa,
• paraenesis,
• parnassius,
• princesshay,
• burnooses,
• "Princess,
• baronesses,
• prognoses,
• barenesses,
• prinsesse,
• Parenesis,
• prance,
• co-princes,
• prince's-feather,
• brownnesses,
• peroneuses,
• prince,
• prunuses,
• paragnosis,
• byrneses,
• princeton,
• prince's-plume,
• praunces,
• barognosis,
• barrennesses,
• bronzes,
• prince is,
• principen,
• Princess-Electress,
• parnassos,
• prances,
• prenger,
• prunus,
• princely,
• Preying.

The adjective form of the word "princess" is "princely".

The plural of the "princess" can be the "princesses".

The singular of the "princess" can be the "princess".