feminie
/ˈfɛmɪni/Now rare (chiefly historical and archaic after 17th cent.)
noun
1Frequently with capital initial. The Amazons; the country of the Amazons.
2Women considered collectively; womankind.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Gower (d. 1408), poet. From Middle French femenie, femenye the kingdom of the Amazons, the feminine sex, womankind from classical Latin fēmina woman + -ie.
- Church and King
- Church and Kingism
- church-and-king man
- Church and King Mob
- churchanity
- Church Army
- church assembly
- church bell
- church book
- church box
- church bug
- church building
- church camp
- church catechism
- church-Catholic
- church censure
- church censurer
- church choir
- church clerk
- church cloth
- church clothes
- church coffer
- church collection
- Church Commissioner
- Church Commissioners