How is the word damoiselle translated from French to English

Jeune femme non mariée, dans les récits anciens.

A young unmarried woman, in old stories.

noun
English translation
Maiden

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  • Le chevalier a sauvé la damoiselle. The knight rescued the maiden.

  • Le navire a coulé lors de son voyage inaugural. The ship sank on its maiden voyage.

  • Dans le conte, une damoiselle vivait seule dans la tour. In the tale, a maiden lived alone in the tower.

  • Elle a marqué deux fois lors de son match inaugural. She scored twice in her maiden match.

  • La vieille chanson parle d'une damoiselle et d'un marin. The old song is about a maiden and a sailor.

  • Était-ce vraiment la victoire inaugurale de l'équipe ? Was that really the team's maiden win?

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How is “damoiselle” translated from French?
“damoiselle” translates into English as “Maiden”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “damoiselle” mean?
Meaning of “damoiselle”: Jeune femme non mariée, dans les récits anciens. In English — “Maiden”.
What part of speech is “damoiselle”?
“damoiselle” is a noun.
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