woman

Grown female person

Woman designates a female human.

The word is derived from an older word related to wife, and man.

Unlike man, woman has not developed much use before nouns to designate things that are for women, and the possessive form women’s is still preferred.

femininity

graceful

Elegant in movement

caring · compassionate · tender · elegant · refined · demure · soft-spoken · maternal · ladylike · girlhood

biology

estrogen

Female reproductive hormone

pregnancy · motherhood · breastfeeding · menopause · hormones · uterus · cervix · fallopian · endometriosis · mammogram

empowerment

suffrage

Right to cast ballots

rights · activism · advocacy · trailblazer · autonomy · agency · self-determination · parity · independence · resilience

wisdom

intuition

Instinctive immediate understanding

judgment · discernment · experience · sagacity · crone · oracle · knowledge · guidance · counsel

matriarch

elder

Senior figure of authority

matrilineal · clan · heritage · dynasty · kinship · bloodline · descent · genealogy · legacy · tribe

sexuality

intimacy

Emotional closeness between people

sensuality · orgasm · arousal · pleasure · heterosexual · lesbian · bisexual · reproductive · sexual health · consent

gender

cisgender

Birth-sex-identified

transfeminine · two-spirit · gender identity · gender expression · transwoman · gender roles · intersex · agender

Categories
Opposites
gender/sex

womanman

Adult male human

male · gentleman · guy · fellow · bloke

life stage/maturity

womangirl

Young female person

child · maiden · lass · baby girl · baby

Phrases
Family

policewoman, businesswoman, saleswoman, womankind, women's, craftswoman, womenfolk, washerwoman, unwomanly

Familiarity
Top 500
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G