sirrah
What is another word for sirrah? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — (archaic) A term of address used to a man or boy considered inferior, often scornfully.
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Etymology
An extended form of sir, with an unclear origin for its final vowel.
Full origin of sirrah →Frequently asked questions
What does “sirrah” mean?
The word “sirrah” means (archaic) A term of address used to a man or boy considered inferior, often scornfully. In plain terms, an old-fashioned, often scornful way of addressing someone seen as lesser — rarely used today outside period drama.
How do you pronounce “sirrah”?
“Sirrah” is pronounced SIH-ruh (/ˈsɪɹə/ in IPA).
How do you use “sirrah” in a sentence?
Here is “sirrah” used in a sentence: “"Get out, sirrah!" the old man shouted at the stable boy.”
What part of speech is “sirrah”?
“Sirrah” is a noun.
