Królowami

Królowami is a Polish word that translates to "queens" in English. It is the feminine plural form of the word "królowa," meaning "queen." The term can refer to several distinct concepts. Historically, it denotes female monarchs who rule a kingdom in their own right, distinct from a queen consort who is married to a king. These ruling queens, or regnant queens, held supreme executive power and were the heads of state of their respective countries. Examples of such historical figures include Queen Jadwiga of Poland or Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom.

Beyond literal royalty, "królowami" can be used metaphorically to describe women who are exceptionally skilled, admired, or dominant in a particular field. This might include women who are leaders in business, arts, sports, or any other area where they have achieved a high level of success and influence. In this context, the word carries connotations of excellence and authority.

The word is also present in various Polish cultural contexts, including literature, folklore, and popular culture. It may appear in titles of works, in the names of characters, or in common sayings and proverbs that reflect the societal perception of female leadership and power. The grammatical form of "królowami" indicates that it refers to multiple queens, whether in a historical context of various ruling monarchs or in a contemporary sense of numerous women excelling in different domains.