Senorita vs. Senora
Archer, S1E8
Senorita is the Spanish equivalent of “Miss,” while senora is the equivalent of “Mrs.” So an unmarried woman is senorita, while a married woman is senora.
Why I Looked It Up
I thought the title of “senorita” applied to all women.
On an episode of Archer, Sterling address an attractive Latina woman as:
Senor … ita, I hope?
I got to wondering about that – given the character’s general desire to bed as many women as possible, it occurred to me the “ita” suffix must refer to an unmarried woman, but then I realized that I didn’t know what the opposite of that was.