woman; womenfolk; an adult female

female child or adolescent

respectful form of address or reference to an adult woman, used in formal or social contexts; Ms.; Madam; Miss

one's female child; a biological or adopted female child

The female sex; a woman or women in general.

woman; female

A woman with whom a person is in a romantic relationship

adult women; womanhood; womankind

a beauty; a young woman with a lovely face and elegant appearance

young woman; girl; female youth in a group

A person who has never had sexual intercourse; maiden.

men and women; male and female

girl; young woman

a woman who engages in sexual activity for payment; hooker

a female monarch in a kingdom or constitutional monarchy

a female friend; usually refers to a woman with whom a man has a romantic relationship

a young lady or teenage girl, typically unmarried

sons and daughters; offspring

the sport of women's soccer; women's football

young woman; girl; maiden

The sport of women's volleyball; often used as a short form for [[女子排球|女子排球|nu:3 zi3 pai2 qiu2]]

women's wear; female attire

nun or sister in the Catholic or Orthodox churches

a woman who is extremely attractive or admired, especially a celebrity; a man's female idol

witch; sorceress; enchantress; a woman who practices magic or performs rituals to communicate with spirits

The main female role in a play, film, or literary work; the female protagonist.

sons and daughters; offspring

the physical voice of a woman

one's brother's daughter

A wise, virtuous, and graceful woman; a gentlewoman or a fair lady.

women's singles event in sports such as tennis, badminton, or table tennis

female servant; maid

female celestial being; immortal maiden in mythology

female servant; maid

son's daughter

women's basketball as a sport or game

A woman who works in a factory, as a laborer, or as a servant.

the husband of one's daughter

Waitress or hostess at a restaurant, hotel, or entertainment venue; often used to refer to such a position in older contexts.

(humble) used to refer to one's own daughter when speaking to others

a young girl; a female child

daughter; can refer to a daughter of any age, but often implies one who is not yet married

A female monarch who rules an empire in her own right

a female companion or partner; female friend; chaperon

the female's side in a marriage, romantic relationship, or any gender-based comparison; the bride's party or her family

female actor; actress

(abbreviation) women's doubles; a sports match featuring two female players on each side, common in tennis, badminton, or diving

(Cantonese) a beautiful girl; also used as a polite form of address for a young woman