IPA: /deɪm/
KK: /deɪm/
A title or term used for a married woman, especially one of high social status, or an elderly woman.
The dame of the house welcomed us with a warm smile.
Dame → The word originates from Old French *dame*, meaning lady or woman. It refers to a title of respect for a woman, often used in a noble context.
Think of the Old French word for lady, 'dame', to remember that it refers to a woman of respect or nobility.