townswoman en · NOUN
Etymology
From town + -s- + -woman, on the model of townsman.
Meanings
- A woman who is a resident of a town, especially of one's own town.
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| townswomen | Number=Plur | lexicographic |
Relateds
Translations (37)
sq bashkëqytetare (woman resident of a town) · es pueblerina (woman resident of a town) · ru городска́я (woman resident of a town) · izh linnakko (woman resident of a town) · sh mèštānka (woman resident of a town) · de Stadtbewohnerin (woman resident of a town) · sv stadsbo (woman resident of a town) · de Bürgerin (woman resident of a town) · kw burjyses (woman resident of a town) · ru городска́я жи́тельница (woman resident of a town) · sk mešťanka (woman resident of a town) · ru меща́нка (woman resident of a town) · be ме́ская (woman resident of a town) · ar مَدِينِيَّة (woman resident of a town) · fi kaupunkilainen (woman resident of a town) · pl miastowa (woman resident of a town) · sv stadsfru (woman resident of a town) · bg гра́жданка (woman resident of a town) · cs měšťanka (woman resident of a town) · sh мѐшта̄нка (woman resident of a town) · uk міська́ (woman resident of a town) · sv borgarfru (woman resident of a town) · pl mieszczanka (woman resident of a town) · sh mjèštānka (woman resident of a town) · sl meščanka (woman resident of a town) · be гараджа́нка (woman resident of a town) · be мяшча́нка (woman resident of a town) · uk містя́нка (woman resident of a town) · uk городя́нка (woman resident of a town) · sh мјѐшта̄нка (woman resident of a town) · fr citadine (woman resident of a town) · mk гра́ѓанка (woman resident of a town) · be гарадска́я (woman resident of a town) · es pueblera (woman resident of a town) · cs měšťačka (woman resident of a town) · ru горожа́нка (woman resident of a town) · uk міща́нка (woman resident of a town)