What is the female version of gentleman?

Answer 1

The female equivalent of "gentleman" is "lady." The term "lady" is used to describe a woman who is polite, refined, and well-mannered. It is often used in formal settings to show respect and courtesy towards a woman.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, the female version of "gentleman" is "lady." It's like the yin to the yang, the peanut butter to the jelly, you know? So, next time you want to address a classy woman, just call her a lady and watch the magic happen.

Answer 3

In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for a male or a female.

The word 'dude' is a slang term for a man; or for an easterner unskilled in cattle ranching. The slang term 'dude' is used as a common noun, not a the name of a person. There is no equivalent slang term for a female. There are people who use the word 'dudette', but that is a lazy linguist at work.

Answer 4

In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for a male or a female.

The word 'dude' is a slang term for a man; or for an easterner unskilled in cattle ranching. The slang term 'dude' is used as a common noun, not a the name of a person. There is no equivalent slang term for a female. There are people who use the word 'dudette', but that is a lazy linguist at work.

Answer 5

Gentlewoman

or

Lady (as in 'Ladies and Gentlemen')

Lady is also female of Lord

Answer 6

lady

Answer 7

Darling..........

Answer 8

Dudine