Princesse – French
Princesa – Spanish
Prinzessin – German
Principessa – Italian
Princesa – Portuguese
公主 (Gōngzhǔ) – Chinese
プリンセス (Purinsezu) – Japanese
공주 (Gongju) – Korean
ПРИНЦЕССА (Printsessa) – Russian
Princípe – Czech
Prinses – Dutch
Högnine – Icelandic
Şahzadə – Azerbaijani
Prinsessa – Swedish
Priincess – Finnish
Princesa – Catalan
سرطان (Sartān) – Arabic
Princese – Albanian
Zprincez – Serbian
Prinsesse – Norwegian
Princess – English
Princesita – Spanish (diminutive)
Prinses – Afrikaans
Seyda – Kurdish
Kleopatra – Turkish
Basa – Malay
Daughter of a king – Swahili
مَلَكِة (Malika) – Arabic
Hana – Japanese (mythological context)
Carmen – Spanish (nickname)
Rani – Hindi
Prenestine – Maltese
Princese – Romanian
Maiko – Japanese (traditional)
Cigán – Hungarian
Feudal lady – Chinese (historical)
Princesa – Galician
Lady – English (old term)
Fille du Roi – French (daughter of the king)
Venus – Latin (goddess context)
Hlae – Lao
Sayo – Filipino
Príncipesa – Occitan
Keshika – Sanskrit
Prinses – Frisian
Lady – Irish
Královna – Czech (queen context)
Karima – Bosnian
Lady – Scots Gaelic
Princessa – Tagalog
Rani – Tamil
Prinses – West Frisian
Amsal – Tigrinya
Sanda – Armenian
Beyza – Turkish
Prinses – Indonesian
Sara – Kurdish
Lady – Latin (old term)
Daughter of the crown – Old English
Duchess – English (noble context)
Seylah – Persian
Guzel – Turkish
Lady – Welsh
Daughter – Somali
Vasilisa – Russian (folk context)
Miyako – Japanese (urban princess)
Margot – French (nickname)
Shahzadi – Urdu
Maile – Hawaiian
Bey – Turkish
Princesa – Dominican
Lady – Old Norse
Écarlate – French (historical context)
Daughter of nobility – German
Emira – Arabic (noble woman)
Kristina – Swedish (common name)
Minne – Afrikaans
Ari – Hebrew (lion princess)
Goddess – English (mythical context)
Amira – Arabic (princess)
Huis – Dutch (house context)
Mia – Italian (popular name)
Noblewoman – English
Princessa – Belarusian
Hercegné – Hungarian
Kiyomi – Japanese (pure princess)
Valkyrie – Old Norse (warrior princess)
Pincica – Romanian (young princess)
Lady – Middle English
Maiko – Japanese (geisha context)
Tiaras – English (jewelry context)
Sultanah – Arabic (queen)
Lady – Danish
Devi – Sanskrit (goddess)
Hewitt – English (surname context)
Tia – Spanish (aunt as a term of endearment)
Mimi – French (nickname)
Trinket – English (diminutive term)
Maiden – Old English
Gem – English (precious princess)