Queen Moses

Pronunciation: English [? m？ z？ z kwi？ n]？ Beauty [? Mo? z？ s kwi？ n]？

Grammar: queen basically means "Queen", which is the title of queen and female leader of independent political system. It's usually hereditary. When used as proper nouns, the first letter should be capitalized and often used with the preposition of. Queen can also mean "queen", the wife of the king. By extension, it can refer to the best or most important woman or the most important woman in a festival or celebration. It is often used with the preposition of.

Example:

They? Envy? Moses? What else? Are you online? That? Camp? And then what? Allen. That? Saint? Yes? That? Lord. ?

They envied Moses and Aaron, the Holy One of the LORD, in the camp.

Extended data equivalent: Moses the Great

Pronunciation: English [? m？ z？ z？ emp？ r？ (r)]？ Beauty [? Mo? z？ s？ emp？ r？ (r)]？

Interpretation: King Moses.

Grammar: If it means "emperor", an article should be added before empress, with the first letter capitalized. The feminine noun of the emperor is empress.

Example:

As? Answer? Mark? Yes? Respect? That? The emperor? Met? Him? Where is it? Answer? Point? How many? How many weeks? March? From where? That? Capital?

Out of respect, the emperor received him a few weeks away from the capital.