Princess of Brazil?

Question

Unscramble the name of this Brazilian Royal of the 19th century:

Princess sfiwessceotiiotleeahtr

Answer 1

Princesa Isabel

Answer 2

Princess Isabel, the daugther of Dom Pedro II.

Those portuguese had stolen all our gold and our Diamonds. Here today we have a democracy dangerous. ( Aquela princesa era uma vaca.)

Translate it for portuguese and you will know my opinion about Princess Isabel.

Answer 3

saluaninha!!

Answer 4

Isabel, Princess Imperial of Brazil (July 29, 1846 – November 14, 1921), nicknamed the Redeemer

Answer 5

Your "sfiwessceotiiotleeahtr" has no "b" for Isabel; having only one "a" among 22 letters makes things tough; and tougher still, the Portuguese alphabet doesn't include "w."

Nevertheless ... might you be referring to Princess "Lace," who, at various times by various people, was referred to as "the Wooer's Tie Fetishist," "Tortoise's Wife Heist" (quite an episode!), "Twit Footsie Heiress" (though it was said she could do "the Wiriest Footsies"), "Sweetest Trio Softie" (heads rolled for that one), or "Weir's Feistiest Hoot"?

Princess Lace eventually abdicated, whereupon Isabel received her added name (nickname), The Redeemer.

MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE FAZENDA ...

You'll find the correct answer, courtesy of Joy A., over in the Education & Reference / Words & Wordplay section.  It's Isabel's mother (!), the emperor's consort -- king's wife to Americans -- not queen, and NOT PRINCESS.  (I shouldn't have missed it anyway, having toured the palace in Petrópolis just last year.)

Answer 6

I dont know whos the 19th century princess but I am the 21st princess :D cheers