How to pronounce “maiden” in English

maidens and Highgate Woods a fantastic example you've got Oak standards and you've got hornbeam

Maidens and the Vikings," the powerful women in Game of Thrones, and now Marvel Comics has actually introduced a female Thor war goddess, and Wonder Woman

wine maidens and bring the Ecstasy of dance to all the world and kill small

my maidenhood," she recited. "Believing that true love waits, I make a commitment to God, myself, my family, my friends, my future mate, and my future

Kimoto is my maiden name.

On his maiden voyage in 1492, Christopher Columbus navigated the northern tip of Long Island.

You've got the Maiden's Sept.

And I live in Maidenhead, and I know this is where the Spice Girls was formed.

So Iron Maidens, really, really funny name, really creative.

They say that the prince let every maiden try the shoe even your daughters.

And you call them things like Maiden Lane 2, and the Termloan Auction Facility 3, and a bunch of completely opaque nonsense that nobody will ever understand unless

As you can see both of our maiden names end with aga -- which is important.

That's my wife's maiden name.

They want to know your mother's maiden name, the name of your first pet, the serial number of the washing machine that's at the bottom of the machine, but it's bolted to your basement

It was 4 years ago at this Travel Lodge in Maiden Head that this woman speaking anonymously to the BBC was sexually

I feel very honored to be taking it for its maiden voyage.

there under the name of clout and her maiden name so uh and this was just

The beautiful downtrodden maiden who ascends to the royal palace, the jealous stepsisters, the glass slipper that would not fit.

Or even things like, I have my mom's maiden name.

And she has shorter wings as well because she only flies that one time for that maiden voyage, leaves as a virgin queen or a virgin princess,

And he, Tomas Garrigue Masaryk, took her maiden name as his middle name.

So my grandmother, her maiden name before Solomonov, was Toledo, which is from the town in Spain.

You know, I had my agent send it out under my maiden name.

And then they asked-- actually, it wasn't even my maiden name.

Because when I was a young writer, I considered using my mother's maiden name.

We're all familiar with ancient instruments of torture, like the rack or the iron maiden.

And the singer who sings it has to kind of do both the voices-- the voice of the maiden and the voice of death.

In high school, you were on an all girls robotics team called Fe Maidens, Fe as in atomic symbol for iron.

And then sometimes you're filling out a form, and it'll ask for your mother's maiden name, and it'll be like, you won't be able to continue,

So you might ask questions like, well, what is your grandmother's maiden name?

And typically, they assume the form of an aged crone, a young maiden, or Australian author.

Well, her name was Martine, I've already forgotten her maiden name.

And then, one day in mid August, they had their maiden flight.

The two movements that we'd like to play from a quartet that has a nickname, Death and the Maiden.

We have Maiden, Mother, and Crone, which of course I took from Paganism

And of course, the figure of Cervantes is not far off, is it, someone who-- nobody goes around on a horse rescuing maidens from castles.

That's what happened, the last ballet that I performed in was "The Firebird," and I was one of the dancing maidens, which is the role that Violet actually

And that meant long viaducts over river valleys. This one is actually over the river Thames, at Maidenhead, and long tunnels like the one at Box in Wiltshire, but he didn't stop there.