maharani
/mɑːˈrɑːni/; /mɑːˈrɑːni/; /mɑːˈrɑni/; /mɑːˈrɑːni/; /mɑrɑːni/Definitions
1. noun
A high-ranking female member of a royal family in a Hindu or Indian state, especially a queen or empress.
“The maharani was a benevolent leader, known for her charity and public works projects.”
2. proper noun
A specific title held by a woman in a particular Indian royal family, such as the Maharani of Mysore.
“The Maharani of Mysore was a prominent figure in the history of the state.”