No. 3,606 in French
lady
The French word "lady" does not exist; it is an English word meaning "a woman of distinction or respect."
In a sentence
La dame a perdu son chapeau dans le parc.
The lady lost her hat in the park.
Here "lady" is used as a polite term to refer to a woman.
Cette jeune femme est une lady charmante.
This young woman is a charming lady.
In this sentence, "lady" is used to describe someone displaying refinement and elegance.
Elle a assisté au bal des ladies et des lords.
She attended the ball of ladies and lords.
Here "lady" is used to denote women of noble or high social standing.
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