What is the female equivalent of Squire?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, the female equivalent of "squire" is "squireess." It's like when you're playing medieval dress-up and you need a lady-in-waiting to carry your sword or whatever. So yeah, squireess is the technical term, but let's be real, who actually uses that in everyday conversation?

Answer 2

The female equivalent of "squire" is traditionally known as a "dame." In medieval times, a squire was a young nobleman in training for knighthood, while a dame was the female equivalent, often a noblewoman or the wife of a knight. The title "dame" is also used to honor women for their achievements in various fields, similar to how "sir" is used for men.

Answer 3

To be honest, I was tryna look up the female equivalent of a Squire.

Before I joined Answer, I came up with two names of a female Squire: "Squirette" and "Squirina", but, come to think of it, I think "Squirette" sounds better than "Squirina".

What do y'all think?

Answer 4

Squiress

Answer 5

Squirrel

Answer 6

Don’t know