The definition of the word damsel is demoiselle from the French language. It also means young lady. Demoiselle is from the old French language. However it is still use today.
The word damsel can be used in the following sentence. In almost all fairy tales, a prince has to rescue a damsel in distress.
The brave knights had a quest to save the damsel in distress, who was guarded by a fire breathing dragon.
These letters unscramble to spell the word medals.
No; it comes from the French. The word "damsel" (an old word that used to refer to a 'young lady') is not used in conversation any more. The expression means a lady in need of being rescued, and is a common plot in fairy tales and old-fashioned adventure stories.An idiom is a phrase that makes no sense unless you know the definition. This is an ordinary phrase that means exactly what it says.
Damsel means a young unmarried woman, or Girl. It is oddly, the root of mademoiselle, condensed somewhat ( Dam-Zelle!) There was a poem or song called the Blessed Damsel. I wonder who it was about, possibly Joan of Arc. I do not think St.Mary as she is always seen in a Motherly role ( Blessed Mother) and by definition a Mother ( at least in the religious sense-and normalcy here) could not be a damsel, but a Madame or Married woman.
super damsel
Domestics is another word for maids. Additional synonyms include girl, damsel and chambermaid.
Galapagos damsel was created in 1903.
Yes Damsel Fish is a Herbivore.
The damsel was still looking for a man she could marry. A damsel is basically a woman who is young and still unmarried.
Dame (for a married woman) Damsel (for a single woman)
Many large predators can and will eat damsel fish.