señora

Married Hispanic woman

Señora is a Spanish title of respect for a married or older woman, equivalent to Mrs. or madam.

In English contexts, it appears when addressing or referring to Spanish-speaking women, often in formal settings or to convey cultural flavor: The señora will see you now.

Sometimes used playfully or ironically in English conversation.

title

madam

Formal address for women

lady · dame · addressee · honorific · salutation · formal address · courtesy title · proper address · polite form · term of address

married

wife

Female marriage partner

partner · matrimony · wedlock · marriage · wedded · consort · housewife · homemaker · better half · helpmate

household

lady of the house

Female head of household

housekeeper · domestic · head of household · employer · household manager · home · family · servants · staff · estate

Hispanic

Spanish-speaking

Using Castilian language

  • HispanicOf Spanish-speaking origin
  • MexicoNorth American southern nation
  • SpainIberian Peninsula country

Latin America · Chicana · Puerto Rican · Cuban · Colombian · Peruvian · Venezuelan · Central American · South American · Spanish heritage

maturity

elder

Senior figure of authority

graceful · poised · seasoned · wise · grandmother · abuela · middle-aged · grown · established · respected elder

Categories
Opposites
marital status/title

señoraseñorita

Spanish honorific for unmarried women

miss · mademoiselle · fräulein · signorina · maiden

gender

señoraseñor

Spanish mister

mister · sir · gentleman · monsieur · don

age/life stage

señoramuchacha

Spanish for girl

chica · girl · young lady · mujer

Family

senior, seniors, señorita, seniority, señor

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G