What is the Arabic version of a “princess”?

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By traditional European standards there is a king, queen, prince and princess. Asian is an emperor or empress (instead of king and queen). What is an Arabic princess called?

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Have you read what the Arabic Numeral wikipedia article even says? Arabs don’t use the Western number system, by the way. Anyway, the whole “freedom” fries thing was an isolated incident and nothing to do with the Republican party. You probably read the hyped up news articles that blow these things out of proportion.

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https://shorturl.im/tUBHrBachmann may come up with one but then again she might claim that the founding fathers invented those numerals.

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Sultana.

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its ameera….in the gulph region some call them sheikha…but in sudi arabia its aslo ameera..ameer is prince…malek is king maleka is queen…sultan is like the european emperor…but still thers a name in arabic its embarator

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An Arab Princess would be known as Ameera which is the Arabic word for Princess. So Princess Haya of Jordan is Ameera Haya bint Al Hussein. However, in the Gulf, which consists mainly of Sheikhdoms or Emirates, a Princess is generally known by the term Sheikha. This is the female version of Sheikh. However, to use Princess Haya as an example again, although she is married to a Sheikh, her “Royal Highness” title trumps his (he is only a Highness) and so she continues to be known as Her Royal Highness Princess Haya. In Oman, which is a Sultanate, the royal women are known as Sayyida.

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