In Scottish Gaelic:
"A mhnathan 's a dhaoine-uaisle", or "A mhnathan-uaisle 's a dhaoine-uaisle".
In Irish (Gaelic): "A dhaoine uaisle!"
In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, bean liath.
You can say "mo ghràdh" in Gaelic, which translates to "my love" or "my darling."
In Irish it's "do theach deas"
Pragtige dame
"Jolie dame"
Tupoĭ shlyuha
Bantiarna
Bonjour belle dame
Gaelic for lovely
Lovely Lady Kissa goes by Lovely Lady Kissa, and Kissa.
In Hawaiian the word maikai (pretty) can also be used for the word good or fine.So you can say the lady (wahine) is maikai. Or, maikai wahine (pretty woman)Maikaʻi means good. It does not mean pretty. The word for pretty is uʻi. Pretty lady would be Wahine uʻi. Lovely lady would be Wahine nohea or Wahine onaona.
The title Lady. as in Lady Di. That's Irish Gaelic BTW.