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madame
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
madame
(noun)
madame
/mə
ˈ
dæm/
/mə
ˈ
dɑːm/
noun
plural
mesdames
/meɪ
ˈ
dɑːm/
/meɪ
ˈ
dæm/
madame
/mə
ˈ
dæm/
/mə
ˈ
dɑːm/
noun
plural
mesdames
/meɪ
ˈ
dɑːm/
/meɪ
ˈ
dæm/
Britannica Dictionary definition of MADAME
[
count
]
—
used like
Mrs
. as a title for a married Frenchwoman
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