"女" is the Chinese character for "woman" or "female." In Engpsh, it can be translated as "woman" or "female."

The word "woman" comes from Old Engpsh wīfmann, which means "woman, female, wife." It is derived from the Old Engpsh wīf, which means "woman," and mann, which means "human."

Here are some examples of how "woman" can be used in Engpsh sentences:

She is a woman. (她是女人。)
The woman at the front desk is very helpful. (前台的女人很乐于助人。)
Women make up half of the world's population. (女性占世界人口的一半。)

"Female" is also used to refer to women. It comes from the Latin word femella, which means "young woman."

Here are some examples of how "female" can be used in Engpsh sentences:

The female eagle is larger than the male. (雌鹰比雄鹰大。)
The female students outnumber the males in this class. (在这个班里，女学生人数超过男学生。)