1. An elderly woman who takes charge of the younger female members of a gentleman's family; the name given to the chief lady in waiting upon the Queen of Spain.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• atenna,
• doena,
• denia,
• dunca,
• danna,
• denta,
• dennt,
• dunno,
• dunka,
• donnna,
• dueing,
• wienna,
• denna,
• cienna,
• deeana,
• doennt,
• quenoa,
• wunna,
• denny,
• dianna

• Dunne,
• duhon,
• den,
• Denna,
• dune,
• Dunn,
• duhn,
• deny,
• tuna,
• Duane,
• dun,
• dunaway,
• tenn.,
• dna.

The adjective form of the word "duenna" is "duennal".

The plural of the "duenna" can be the "duennas".

The singular of the "duenna" can be the "duenna".