fraŭlino

== Esperanto == === Alternative forms === fraulino (H-system spelling) frauxlino (X-system spelling) === Etymology === Borrowed from German Fräulein. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /frau̯ˈlino/ Rhymes: -ino Syllabification: fraŭ‧li‧no Hyphenation: fraŭl‧ino === Noun === fraŭlino (accusative singular fraŭlinon, plural fraŭlinoj, accusative plural fraŭlinojn) unmarried woman, spinster young woman (archaic) Miss 1937, La Praktiko, quoted in Lidia, Wendy Heller, page 261: ==== Usage notes ==== Obsolete as a title, superseded by sinjorino, which previously only referred to married women but has become generalized; still available if desired when translating titles equivalent to "Miss" in other languages. See usage notes under fraŭlo. ==== Synonyms ==== f-ino (pl: f-inoj) ==== Derived terms ==== fraŭlo (“bachelor”)