What is the female equivalent for 「ご主人様」 or "master?"


In _The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe_ novel, the character Aslan orders
centaurs and eagles to chase a wolf, saying, "He will be going to his
**mistress**." He is referring to the wolf's female master, the White Witch,
who considers herself to be the "Queen." The witch refers to a dwarf as her
"slave," so she has a master/slave relationship with her followers. What is
the correct Japanese word for a dominant female "master?"

I tried searching in online Japanese dictionaries for the word "mistress," but
the results seem to be comprised of Japanese words for "mistress" as in an
extra-marital lover, or "madam" as in a well-bred lady, rather than a woman
who has slaves/servants. When I searched for the word "master," I could not
find words that fit females.




The female equivalent of 主人 is [女主人]{おんなしゅじん}, and you would address your 女主人
as [奥様]{おくさま} or お[嬢様]{じょうさま}. (You wouldn't address her as
[女主人様]{おんなしゅじんさま}.)




The female equivalent of 主人 is [女主人]{おんなしゅじん}, and you would address your 女主人
as [奥様]{おくさま} or お[嬢様]{じょうさま}. (You wouldn't address her as
[女主人様]{おんなしゅじんさま}.)

