Miss

See also mis, mis-, miš, miss, miß, and MIS

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Form of address for an unmarried woman.
Form of address for a teacher.

Excuse me Miss, Donny’s been pinching my pencils again.

Translations

Afrikaans: juffrou af(af)
Albanian: zonjushë sq(sq)
Arabic: آنسة ar(ar) (ānisa)
Armenian: վրիպում hy(hy) (vripum)
Azeri: xanımqız az(az)
Belarusian: панна be(be) (pánna) f., спадарычна be(be) (spadáryčna) f., панна be(be) (pánna) f., (also: madam) спадарыня be(be) (spadárynja) f., (also: madam) пані be(be) (páni) f.
Bosnian: gospođica bs(bs) (gđica)
Bulgarian: госпожица bg(bg) (gospozhitsa)
Chamicuro: ic̈hulupa
Chinese:

Mandarin: 小姐 cmn(cmn) (xiǎojiě)
Croatian: gospođica hr(hr) (Gđica)
Czech: slečna cs(cs)
Danish: frøken da(da) (Frk.)
Dutch: mejuffrouw (Mej.)
Esperanto: fraŭlino eo(eo) (F-ino)
Estonian: preili et(et) (Prl.)
Filipino: binibini (Bb.)
Finnish: neiti (Nti)
French: mademoiselle fr(fr) (M^lle)
Georgian: ქალიშვილი ka(ka) (k'ališvili)
German: Fräulein de(de) (Frl.)
Greek: δεσποινίδα el(el) (dhespinídha) f.
Hindi: सुश्री hi(hi) (suṣrī)
Hungarian: kisasszony hu(hu)
Icelandic: ungfrú is(is) (ung.)
Indonesian: nona id(id) (Nn.)
Irish: ógbhean ga(ga)
Italian: signorina it(it) (Sig.na)

Japanese: お嬢さん ja(ja) (おじょうさん, o-jō-san)
Korean: 숙녀 ko(ko) (suknyeo)
Latvian: jaunkundze (Jk-dze)
Lithuanian: panelė
Luxembourgish: Joffer
Macedonian: госпоѓица mk(mk) (gospoǵica) (г-ѓица)
Malay: cik ms(ms)
Maltese: sinjorina
Manx: cronnaghey
Norwegian: frøken no(no) (frk.)
Occitan: domaisèla oc(oc)
Persian: خانم fa(fa) (ḥānōm)
Polish: panna pl(pl)
Portuguese: senhorita pt(pt) (Srta.)
Romanian: domnişoara ro(ro) (D-ra)
Russian: барышня ru(ru) (báryšnja) f., девушка ru(ru) (dévuška) f., мадемуазель ru(ru) (mademuazélʹ) f. (indeclinable), мисс ru(ru) (miss) f. (indeclinable) (in translations), (also: madam) госпожа ru(ru) (gospožá) f.
Sanskrit: कुमाऋ sa(sa) (kumāri)
Scottish Gaelic: maighdeann gd(gd) (Mh.)
Serbian: gospođica sr(sr) (Gđica)
Slovak: slečna sk(sk)
Slovene: gospodična sl(sl) (Gdč.)
Spanish: señorita es(es) (Srta)
Swedish: fröken sv(sv) (Frk.)
Thai: นางสาว th(th) (naang sao)
Turkish: bayan tr(tr)
Ukrainian: панна uk(uk) (pánna) f., баришня uk(uk) (báryšnja) f., (also: madam) пані uk(uk) (páni) f.
Welsh: bonesig cy(cy)