mistress russian
хозя́йка
owner, proprietress, mistress (of an animal)
lady of the house, mistress of the house, housewife, homemaker
hostess
landlady
wife, missus, the wife
любо́вница
mistress
ба́рышня
young mistress, girl, young lady, miss
ба́рыня
lady of the manor, gentlewoman, noblewoman
mistress, madam, ma'am
fine lady, lady of leisure
кра́ля
beauty, looker, pretty woman
sweetheart, girlfriend, mistress
stately lady, grand lady, fine lady
gangster's moll, moll, crook's woman
влады́чица
sovereign, mistress
сожи́тельница
common-law wife, live-in partner, cohabitant (female)
mistress, concubine
room-mate (female), female lodger sharing a room
фавори́тка
favorite, mistress, concubine
власти́тельница
mistress, sovereign
распоряди́тельница
manager, organizer, woman in charge
mistress of ceremonies, MC
person authorized to dispose, woman with power of disposal
steward, marshal
иску́сница
skilled woman, expert (female), mistress of her craft, deft needlewoman
содержа́тель
keeper, proprietor, landlord, innkeeper
keeper (of a mistress), sugar daddy
уме́лица
skilled woman, craftswoman, mistress of one's craft
большу́ха
mistress
Examples
She is my mistress!
Мэри соверши́ла путеше́ствие назад во вре́мени в Пари́ж и ста́ла любо́вницей Наполео́на III.
Mary traveled back in time to Paris and became the mistress of Napoleon III.
Мо́да — госпожа́ непостоя́нная.
Fashion is a fickle mistress.
Он не жена́т, но у него есть постоя́нная любо́вница.
He is not married, but he has a steady mistress.
Она стала повелительницей своей судьбы.
She became the mistress of her own destiny.
Царица считалась властительницей морей.
The tsarina was considered the mistress of the seas.



















