donna
nɑ noun
1.
( initial capital letter ) Madam; Lady: an Italian title of respect prefixed to the given name of a woman.
2.
an Italian lady.
Origin:
1660–70; < Italian < Latin domina, feminine of dominus
1660–70; < Italian < Latin domina, feminine of dominus
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noun
a female given name.
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| an Italian title of address equivalent to Madam, indicating respect | |
| [C17: from Italian, from Latin domina lady, feminine of dominus lord, master] | |
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