Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mamselle
noun
/ˌmæmˈsɛl/

Definition
A term used as a form of address for a young woman or girl, especially in a polite or affectionate manner. The word is derived from the French title ‘mademoiselle.’

Examples
- As she entered the room, she was greeted with a warm, ‘Welcome, mamselle!’
- The charming village fair featured a contest for the most talented young mamselle.
- In the old tales, the brave knights always rescued the lovely mamselle in distress.

Meaning
Mamselle is a diminutive form of address for a lady, often employed in old-fashioned or romantic contexts.

Synonyms
- young lady
- miss
- mademoiselle