What is a proper noun for lady?

There isn't a single proper noun that means "lady." Proper nouns are specific names for people, places, or things.

Here's why you can't have a proper noun for "lady":

* "Lady" is a common noun: It's a general term for a woman, like "man" or "child."

* Proper nouns are unique: They refer to one specific person, like "Mary" or "Susan."

* You could use a title: "Lady" can be used as a title, like "Lady Gaga" or "Lady Macbeth." However, these are titles specific to those individuals, not a general term for "lady."

Examples of proper nouns for women:

* Names: Jane, Emily, Sophia, etc.

* Titles: Queen Elizabeth, Countess of York, Madame Curie, etc.

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