How to Say “Water Princess” in Japanese

水のプリンセス
mizu no purinsesu
The English phrase 'water princess' is translated into Japanese as 水のプリンセス (mizu no purinsesu).
The phrase refers to a female royal figure who has a connection to or power over water.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase consists of 水 (mizu), meaning 'water'.

Which one should you use?

The formal expression for 'Water Princess' is 水の姫. The informal expression for 'Water Princess' is 水のプリンセス. Adding the honorific '-sama' to 'Mizu no Hime' indicates a higher level of respect.

How do you pronounce it?

mizu no purinsesu

Did you know?

  • The word 姫 can be used sarcastically in modern conversation to describe a woman who is overly entitled or demands to be pampered.
  • While 姫 generally means 'princess', it is also used in folklore to describe ethereal mountain deities or water spirits who are not human.
  • The Katakana version プリンセス is used almost exclusively in modern contexts like fashion, games, or Western-style fairy tales, whereas 姫 feels ancient and classical.

Examples in context

  • 水の姫はとても美しいです。
    The Water Princess is very beautiful.
  • 彼女は本当に水のプリンセスだよ。
    She's truly a Water Princess.
  • 彼女は水のプリンセスと呼ばれています。
    Kanojo wa mizu no purinsesu to yobarete imasu.
    She is called the water princess.
  • 物語には水のプリンセスが登場します。
    Monogatari ni wa mizu no purinsesu ga toujou shimasu.
    A water princess appears in the story.
  • 水のプリンセスの魔法はとても美しいです。
    Mizu no purinsesu no mahou wa totemo utsukushii desu.
    The water princess's magic is very beautiful.

Example conversation

Kenta and Yui are talking about a fantasy movie.

  1. 健太 Kenta

    この映画の主人公は誰?
    Kono eiga no shujinkou wa dare?
    Who is the protagonist of this movie?
  2. 結衣 Yui

    海の国に住む水のプリンセスだよ。
    Umi no kuni ni sumu mizu no purinsesu dayo.
    It's a water princess who lives in the ocean kingdom.
  3. 健太 Kenta

    すごい能力を持っているの?
    Sugoi nouryoku o motte iru no?
    Does she have amazing powers?
  4. 結衣 Yui

    うん、水を自由に操れるんだよ。
    Un, mizu o jiyuu ni ayatsureru ndayo.
    Yes, she can control water freely.
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