bachelorette

English

Etymology

From bachelor and the feminine suffix -ette

Noun

bachelorette (plural bachelorettes)

1. (North America) An unmarried woman.
2. (Canada) A very small bachelor (single room) apartment.

See also

• spinster

Translations

unmarried woman

• Bulgarian: мома (bg) (moma) f 
• Esperanto: fraŭlino (eo)
• Finnish: neiti (fi)
• French: célibataire (fr) f, demoiselle (fr) f

• Macedonian: мома (mk) (móma) f
• Portuguese: solteira (pt) f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: удавача (sh) f, нeудавача (sh) f, бећаруша (sh) f

  Roman: udavača (sh) f, neugdavača (sh) f, bećaruša (sh) f

very small single room apartment

• Bulgarian: гарсониера (bg) (garsoniera) f 
• Finnish: pikkuyksiö (fi)

• French: chambre de bonne (fr) f, studio (fr) m

References

• “bachelorette” in the Canadian Oxford Dictionary, Second Edition, Oxford University Press, 2004.