senoras

Married Hispanic women

Senoras is the anglicized plural of the Spanish *señora*, a title of respect for married or older women, equivalent to Mrs. or madam.

In English contexts, it typically appears in settings with Spanish-speaking populations or Latin American cultural references: The senoras gathered after church.

Also spelled señoras.

social

ladies

Women, respectfully addressed

patronesses · socialites · matriarchs · elite · society · club · gathering · luncheon · gala · charity

honorific

madam

Formal address for women

  • missusInformal term for spouse
  • ma'amPolite term for women
  • donaIberian feminine honorific

lady · title · married · respect · courtesy · address · formal · polite · matron · dame

domestic

household

Domestic unit of residents

matriarch · familia · casa · children · kitchen · cooking · nurturing · caretaker · abuela · grandmother

Opposites
marital status

senorassenoritas

Spanish unmarried women

señoritas · muchachas · chicas · girls · misses

gender

senorassenores

Spanish male honorific, plural

caballeros · gentlemen · hombres · misters · señores

marital/social status

senorassenoritas

Spanish unmarried women

muchachas · misses · maidens · spinsters · bachelorettes

Family

senorita

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