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noun · 1 syllable · /kwiːn/

QUEEN

What does "QUEEN" mean?

A female sovereign ruler, or the wife of a king.

Meanings

  1. A woman who reigns over a country in her own right. The queen addressed the nation on the eve of war.
  2. The wife or widow of a king. She became queen the day she married the king.
  3. The most powerful piece in chess, able to move any number of squares in a straight or diagonal line. He sacrificed his queen to force checkmate.
  4. The single reproductive female in a colony of bees, ants, or termites. The whole hive serves a single queen.
  5. A playing card ranking between the jack and the king. She drew the queen of hearts.

Did you know?

  • The chess queen used to be the board's weakest fighter, creeping one diagonal square at a time, until rule changes around the 1470s turned her into the most powerful piece in the game - a transformation sometimes called 'mad queen' chess.

Word origin

From Old English 'cwen' meaning 'woman, wife, queen', from a Germanic root related to Greek 'gyne' (woman) - the same ancient root behind 'gynecology'.

Remember it

QUEEN has a double-E in the middle - the two E's are her crown's twin jewels.

A little poem

She crosses the board
in a single fearless line-
kings only shuffle.

haiku

What it teaches

Power is not always granted; sometimes the rules change beneath a figure and reveal what she could always do.

Quick facts

What does QUEEN mean?

A female sovereign ruler, or the wife of a king.

Is QUEEN a valid word?

Yes — QUEEN is one of the answer words in Wordul, the daily word game.

How many letters is QUEEN?

QUEEN has 5 letters and 1 syllable.

Where does QUEEN come from?

From Old English 'cwen' meaning 'woman, wife, queen', from a Germanic root related to Greek 'gyne' (woman) - the same ancient root behind 'gynecology'.

What can QUEEN teach us?

Power is not always granted; sometimes the rules change beneath a figure and reveal what she could always do.

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