empress; a comprehensive historical and psychological etymology
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empress
noun; woe to man,
sovereign ruler
of great power and rank,
especially, one ruling
an empire.
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empress;
noun; the wife or widow of an emperor.
impress?
embers?
Memphis?
empress
colloquially; an expression used by man
in reference to his lover.
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empress;
empress; as in, the empress tarot.
a very positive card to get. real love and romance is on the way.
impress.
4. Does empress mean queen?
no. empress; female emperor.
an emperor is like a king:
a king is a person with absolute power.
like over country, or over person.
an empress is therefore like a queen.
just as a queen is the wife of a king, an empress might be the wife of an emperor.
5. empress; verb;
transitive and intransitive. to impress.
of the Anglo-Norman enpresser, or impresser, meaning
to press, imprint, torment,
impinge, oppress, constrain, harass,
empress // to urge
empress // unrest
empress // invent
empress // interest
incest // unless // enchants // in chance // you can’t
invest (in hours or cents) // to stand
days past // in time // only mine
are left // unless
some egghead scissor-handed suit man
comes to
buy them
grab them
take what’s left
of your jewel-calloused hands
and then // kiss
empress
you // might regret this
empress,
reject // reject
you are still this
empress. more empress,
skin glued to pearled gown // you
still
impress.
you will.
your will.
(interpret
as you
will)