a Dona

Mrs., ma'am

d ɔ n ɐ → dona

noun · feminine Rare #33,148

Mrs., ma'am A respectful form of address for a woman; used before a name or on its own. In Brazil, dona can also mean “woman” or “owner,” depending on context.

PO: Bom dia, dona Maria.

EN: Good morning, Mrs. Maria.

Olhe, Dona Rosa, vou deixar estas pílulas.

Look, Dona Rosa, I'm going to leave these pills.

— Diários de Motocicleta (2004)

A Dona Romana vai achar ruim.

Dona Romana won’t like it.

— Eles Não Usam Black-Tie (1981)

A Dona Ana também.

Dona Ana too.

— A Vida Invisível (2019)

A senhora está bem, Dona Carmem?

Are you doing well, Mrs. Carmem?

— A Espinha do Diabo (2001)

A Dona Sofía chegou e as crianças querem morangos.

Mrs. Sofía arrived, and the children want strawberries.

— Roma (2018)

A Dona Molly está no telefone.

Mrs. Molly is on the phone.

— Roma (2018)

Fala com a Dona Zaira.

Talk to Dona Zaira.

— O Palhaço (2011)

Sounds similar to

doca d ɔ k ɐ duna d u n ɐ