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What is the adjective for Elizabeth?

There isn't a specific adjective directly derived from the name Elizabeth. However, you can use several adjectives to describe something related to Elizabeth:

* Elizabethan: This adjective describes something related to the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England (1558-1603), such as "Elizabethan literature" or "Elizabethan architecture".

* Elizabethan: It can also be used more generally to describe something characteristic of Elizabeth, or belonging to her. For example, "Elizabethan charm" or "Elizabethan style".

* Elizabethen: This is a less common, but still valid, alternative spelling for "Elizabethan".

If you're looking for a more general adjective to describe something related to Elizabeth, you could use:

* Elizabethan

* Elizabethine

* Elizabeth's

It really depends on the context and what you're trying to describe.

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