ミセスmisesu
1.
A title used to respectfully address a married woman, often prefixed to her surname, distinguishing her from unmarried women, typically referred to as "Miss."
2.
A term denoting a married woman, commonly used in social and formal contexts to refer to her status as a spouse.
ヤングミセスyangumisesu
1.
A term used to refer to a young married woman, typically emphasizing her youthful qualities and newness to married life.
2.
A designation for a woman who has recently entered into marriage at a relatively young age, often conjuring an image of vibrancy and modernity.
3.
A cultural label for a young wife, suggesting not only her marital status but also the social expectations and roles associated with young motherhood and partnership.