tzaritza

[ zah-rit-suh, tsah- ]

/ zɑˈrɪt sə, tsɑ- /

czaritza.

Words nearby tzaritza

tzarevna, tzarina, tzarism, tzarist, tzaristic, tzaritza, tzatziki, tzedakah, tzekung, tzepo, tzetze fly

czaritza

[ zah-rit-suh, tsah- ]

/ zɑˈrɪt sə, tsɑ- /

a czarina.

First recorded in 1690–1700, czaritza is from the Russian word tsarítsa

Jerome had summoned one of the maids and given Sultana into her charge, while Tzaritza was bidden "Guard" upon the piazza.

Peggy Stewart at School |Gabrielle E. Jackson
Little had Miss Sturgis ever done to win Tzaritza's love and in her dog mind duty lay here.

Peggy Stewart at School |Gabrielle E. Jackson
The Tzar and the Tzaritza liked him very much, and as for the Princess, she loved him to distraction.

Old Peter's Russian Tales |Arthur Ransome
The proverb one funeral makes many certainly applies to the decease of a Tzaritza in sixteenth-century Moskva.

The Rise of the Russian Empire |Hector H. Munro

But Tzaritza had crawled to Peggy's feet and was literally grovelling there in abject misery.

Peggy Stewart at School |Gabrielle E. Jackson