1. Plural of czaritza; the wives or consorts of Russian czars (emperors).
Usage: Also spelled tsaritza or tsaritsa; Historical term referring to imperial Russian court; Archaic in modern usage

Examples

• The czaritzas of Russia were known for their elaborate court ceremonies.
• Historical records document the lives of several czaritzas during the Romanov dynasty.
• The museum displayed portraits of famous czaritzas from the 18th century.
• Czaritzas wielded considerable influence over imperial policy and succession.
• The czaritzas' jewelry collections were among the most valuable in Europe.