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1. (n.) damsel
a maiden, orig. one of gentle or noble birth.
Etymology: (1150–1200; < OF damoisele < VL *dominicella < L domin(a) lady (see dame ))
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) damsel, demoiselle, damoiselle, damosel, damozel
a young unmarried woman
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1. (noun) damsel
a young person, either male or female, of noble or gentle extraction; as, Damsel Pepin; Damsel Richard, Prince of Wales
2. (noun) damsel
a young unmarried woman; a girl; a maiden
3. (noun) damsel
an attachment to a millstone spindle for shaking the hopper
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Sense: a young girl
a damsel in distress.
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 Afrikaans: maagd, jonkvrou |
 Arabic: فَتاه، عَذْراء، آنِسَه |
 Bulgarian: девойка |
 Brazilian: donzela |
 Czech: slečna |
 German: junges Mädchen |
 Danish: mø |
 Greek: νέο κορίτσι |
 Spanish: damisela, doncella |
 Estonian: näitsik |
 Farsi: دختر خانم؛ دخترک |
 Finnish: neito |
 French: damoiselle |
 Hebrew: נַעֲרָה |
 Hindi: कुमारी कन्या, युवती |
 Croatian: djevojka, gospođica |
 Hungarian: leányka |
 Indonesian: gadis |
 Icelandic: stúlka, ungfrú |
 Italian: fanciulla |
 Japanese: 少女 |
 Korean: 계집아이 |
 Lithuanian: mergužėlė |
 Latvian: jaunava |
 Malay: gadis |
 Dutch: jonkvrouw |
 Norwegian: jomfru, pike |
 Polish: panienka, dziewczę |
 Persian: دختر خانم؛ دخترک |
 Pashto: پيغله، نجلى |
 Portuguese: donzela |
 Romanian: domnişoară |
 Russian: девица |
 Slovak: slečna |
 Slovenian: gospodična |
 Serbian: gospođica |
 Swedish: fröken, ung dam |
 Thai: ผู้หญิงสาว |
 Turkish: genç kız |
 Taiwanese: 年輕女人，處女，閨女 |
 Ukrainian: дівчина |
 Urdu: دوشیزہ |
 Vietnamese: thiếu nữ |
 Chinese: 年轻女人，处女，闺女 |
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