Plural of damozel, an archaic spelling of damsel meaning young women or maidens.
Variant plural of the archaic term 'damozel,' itself a Middle English variant of 'damsel' from Old French 'damoisele.' The 'z' spelling is found in older English texts.
The 'z' instead of 's' in 'damozel' shows how English used to be way more flexible with spelling—you could basically spell it however you wanted before Noah Webster decided to standardize everything!
Plural of damozel; encodes marital-status categories for young noblewomen across multiple individuals, same gendered hierarchy as damoiselle/damoselle.
Historical use only. Prefer 'young women' or 'noblewomen' in modern contexts.
["young women","noblewomen","young noblewomen"]
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