senhora

Brazilian married woman

Senhora is a Portuguese title of respect for a woman, equivalent to Mrs. or madam in English.

It precedes a surname or stands alone as a form of address: Bom dia, senhora.

In Brazilian and Portuguese contexts, it signals formality or deference, particularly toward older or married women.

The masculine equivalent is senhor.

honorific

madam

Formal address for women

dona · frau · dame · ma'am · mistress · ladyship · milady · title · address · courtesy

married

wife

Female marriage partner

  • spouseMarried partner
  • madamFormal address for women
  • matronFemale institutional supervisor

dona · missus · wedded · matrimony · ring · husband · housewife · homemaker · conjugal · partner

elder

matriarch

Female family leader

grandmother · seasoned · experienced · wise · silver-haired · respected · graceful · distinguished · worldly

Portuguese

Brazil

Largest South American nation

São Paulo · Porto · Iberian · fado · samba · dona · esposa

noble

countess

Feminine noble rank

viscountess · peeress · noblewoman · aristocrat · patrician · ladyship · heiress · chatelaine · socialite · titled

Categories
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marital status/maturity

senhorasenhorita

Portuguese term for miss

miss · señorita · mademoiselle · signorina · fräulein

gender

senhorasenhor

Portuguese honorific for men

mister · sir · monsieur · señor · gentleman

formality/social register

senhoramana

Supernatural indwelling power

querida · dona

Family

senhor

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