What does Señora mean?
Practice Version
Senora:
Mrs. senora. Seora is the Spanish word for Mrs., used as a title for a married or mature woman.
Example:
Picture a well-dressed neighbor waving from her porch: “Say, Nora!” That greeting is a playful sound cue for señora (seh-NYOH-rah), the Spanish equivalent of “Mrs.” So “Mrs. García” becomes “Señora García.” Imagine Nora wearing a fancy “MRS.” name badge, and you’ve got your memory hook: “Say, Nora!” → señora → Mrs.
