Our Lady

English

Etymology

Calque of Medieval Latin Domina Nostra and its descendants in other languages. Cf. Queen of Heaven.

Proper noun

(Christianity) Synonym of Mary, mother of Jesus, particularly in Catholic contexts.
Synonyms: Madonna, Our Lady of Sorrows

Derived terms

Translations

For direct translations of Virgin Mary, please see that entry.

Mary, mother of Jesus — see also Mary,‎ Madonna,‎ Mother of God,‎ Our Lady of Sorrows,‎ Queen of Heaven,‎ Saint Mary,‎ Virgin Mary

Albanian: Zonja Jonë f
Arabic: سَيِّدَتُنَا f (sayyidatunā)
Breton: Hon Itron, Itron Varia
Catalan: Nostra Senyora f
Danish: Vor Frue f
Dutch: Onze-Lieve-Vrouw (nl) f
Finnish: Neitsyt Maria
French: Notre Dame f
Old French: Nostre Dame f
Galician: Nosa Señora
German: Unsere Liebe Frau f
Greek: Δέσποινα (el) f (Déspoina)
Hungarian: Miasszonyunk (literally “Our Lady”), Boldogasszony (hu) (literally “Blessed Lady”)
Irish: Ár mBantiarna
Italian: Nostra Signora f, Madonna (it) f
Latin: Domina Nostra f
Maltese: Madonna, Sidtna Marija
Polish: Nasza Pani f
Portuguese: Nossa Senhora f
Romani:
Welsh Romani: 'Måri Råni f, Me-Dir-Devleski Råni f
Scottish Gaelic: Ar Baintighearna (gd)
Spanish: Nuestra Señora f
Swedish: Vår Fru f
Tagalog: Mahal na Ina (literally “Beloved Mother”)
Welsh: Ein Harglwyddes f

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