IPA: /ˈzɑːrɪtsə/
KK: /tsar-its-uh/
A female ruler of Russia, specifically the wife of a czar or an empress.
The czaritza ruled with grace and authority during her reign.
Czaritza is derived from "czar" (from Russian "царь", meaning emperor or king) and the suffix "-itza" (a diminutive or feminine suffix in Slavic languages). The term "czaritza" refers to a female ruler or the wife of a czar.
Think of a 'czar' as a king, and the '-itza' ending indicates a female, helping you remember that 'czaritza' means a female ruler or the wife of a czar.