A female knight was usually called a "Dame".
Dame (in the UK) - the title given to a woman equivalent to the rank of knight.
Another title also used was "Chevaleresse" - French, Female Knight
The title chevalière was exclusive to female knights, the head of a fiefdom that had been headed by a male and conceded to a female, or the wife of a knight could be called a chevaleresse.
Though not common they did exist. They were just called knights.
Yes. In England between 1358 and 1488 there were 68 cases of female knights recorded.
Female knights are called Dames. They existed yet not much of recorded history exist for them..
Ladies.
A Jenny.
she is a cow
A female pig is a sow
An astronaut. And it's spelt 'female'.
A femail Turkey is a hen.
No, but female is. Femail is a misspelling, sometimes deliberate, of female.
Actually, it's feMALE. Not femail. But, what does female? That question doesn't really make sense.
I believe he was still called a "knight".
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A knight's flag is called a Pennon. It is a small flag on end of lance.