IPA: /ˈleɪdiˌlaɪk/
KK: /ˈleɪdilaɪk/
Suitable or appropriate for a woman, often implying grace and good manners.
She always behaves in a ladylike manner at formal events.
Ladylike → It is formed from "lady" (from Old English *hlæfdige*, meaning a woman of noble birth or a mistress of a household) and "-like" (meaning in the manner of). The word "ladylike" describes behavior or qualities that are characteristic of a lady, often implying grace and propriety.
Think of a 'lady' as someone of noble birth and 'like' meaning in the manner of — so 'ladylike' refers to behaving in a manner befitting a lady.