maharani
noun
ma·ha·ra·ni ˌmä-hə-ˈrä-nē 
variants or maharanee
1
: the wife of a maharaja
2
: a Hindu princess ranking above a rani
Word History
Etymology
Hindi & Urdu mahārānī, from mahā great (from Sanskrit mahat) + rānī rani
First Known Use
circa 1855, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- set off
- set off alarm bells
- set on
- set on its ear
- set one straight
- set one's hand to
- set one's heart on
- set one's house in order
- set one's mind to
- set one's mind to something
- set one's own house in order
- set one's sights on
- set one's teeth on edge
- set oneself against
- set oneself up as
- set oneself up as something
- set out
- set pattern
- set pen to paper
- set piece
- set pieces
- set pin
- set point
- set pot
- set priorities