"Señora" is a Spanish term that translates to "Mrs." in English. It is used as a respectful title for a married woman, often followed by her last name. The term is commonly used in Spanish-speaking cultures to address women in formal or polite contexts. In addition to its use as a title, "Señora" can also refer to a woman of authority or respect within a community. It is often used in various social settings, such as in schools, businesses, and family gatherings, to show respect and acknowledgment of a woman's status.