Definition: The Queen|Elizabeth is a title given to Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom, who has been Head of State since June 29, 1952. The current Queen is Princess Anne, daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Queen|Elizabeth is often referred to as the 'queen' because she is the head of state in the United Kingdom, but also as the 'emir' or ruler of her country. She represents the British monarchy and the English people, with her ability to govern the country. The title 'Queen|Elizabeth' comes from the French word "quebeciere", which means 'king', referring to her position as Head of State. However, Queen|Elizabeth is also known for her other titles such as 'Queen|Herbert'. Her husband King George VI was also the first head of state in the UK. The title 'Queen|Elizabeth' can be applied to any person who holds the title "Queen", and it reflects their status as members of the British royal family. It is not a recognized social title, but rather a political or religious honorific used by monarchs or rulers.
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