What is a femail knight called?

Answer 1

A female knight was usually called a "Dame".

Dame (in the UK) - the title given to a woman equivalent to the rank of knight.

Another title also used was "Chevaleresse" - French, Female Knight

The title chevalière was exclusive to female knights, the head of a fiefdom that had been headed by a male and conceded to a female, or the wife of a knight could be called a chevaleresse.

Answer 2

Though not common they did exist. They were just called knights.

Answer 3

Yes. In England between 1358 and 1488 there were 68 cases of female knights recorded.

Answer 4

Female knights are called Dames. They existed yet not much of recorded history exist for them..

Answer 5

Ladies.