Definition of Srimati in English:

Srimati

(also Shrimati)

noun ʃrɪˈmɑːtiʃrɪˈmati

South Asian

As a title of courtesy prefixed to a woman's name: Mrs, Ms.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Sanskrit śrīmatī, feminine of śrīmant illustrious, splendid from śrī lustre, splendour + -mant, derivational suffix.

Definition of Srimati in US English:

Srimati

(also Shrimati)

noun

South Asian

As a title of courtesy prefixed to a woman's name: Mrs, Ms.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Sanskrit śrīmatī, feminine of śrīmant illustrious, splendid from śrī lustre, splendour + -mant, derivational suffix.

词汇	Srimati
释义	Definition of Srimati in English: Srimati (also Shrimati) noun ʃrɪˈmɑːtiʃrɪˈmati South Asian As a title of courtesy prefixed to a woman's name: Mrs, Ms. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Sanskrit śrīmatī, feminine of śrīmant illustrious, splendid from śrī lustre, splendour + -mant, derivational suffix. Definition of Srimati in US English: Srimati (also Shrimati) noun South Asian As a title of courtesy prefixed to a woman's name: Mrs, Ms. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Sanskrit śrīmatī, feminine of śrīmant illustrious, splendid from śrī lustre, splendour + -mant, derivational suffix.
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