Frauenzimmer.
lady, woman; (archaic) dame, wench
Meaning & usage
lady, woman; (archaic) dame, wench
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German vrouwenzimmer; Frau (“woman”) + -en- + Zimmer (“room”). Originally (in the 15th century) denoting a woman's room, then her things and (in the 16th century) her attendants, and then (in the 17th century) an individual woman, often one of low status, for which reason the term started to become derogatory. Compare Danish fruentimmer and Swedish fruntimmer.
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