Princess (noun)

1. A female member of a royal family, usually a daughter or granddaughter of a king or queen.
2. A young woman of royal or noble birth.
3. A woman who is admired for her beauty, charm and grace.

Origin:

From old french princesse, from latin princeps ("first, chief, principal"), from primus ("first") + -capio ("-taking").

Examples:

1. The princess was next in line for the throne.
2. She felt like a princess when she was wearing her new dress.
3. The princess was known for her kindness and compassion.
4. The prince and princess got married in a grand ceremony.
5. The princess had to learn how to behave in public and represent her country.