IPA: /ˈrɑːni/
KK: /rɑːni/
A female royal figure, often a princess or queen, in India or the East Indies, typically the wife of a rajah.
The rani wore a beautiful dress adorned with jewels during the festival.
The word 'rani' originates from Hindi and Sanskrit, where 'rani' (रानी) means 'queen' or 'female ruler'.
Think of 'rani' as a title for a female leader or queen, which helps you remember that it refers to a woman of royal status.