Housewife (noun)

A married woman who is responsible for running a household and taking care of a family, typically not working outside the home.

Origin:

Late middle english: from house + wife.

Examples:

1. She was a traditional housewife and took care of her children and husband.
2. The housewife spent her day cooking and cleaning.
3. Being a housewife was not easy, she had to balance her household duties and her children.
4. The housewife had to plan the meals, do the shopping and keep the house clean.
5. The role of a housewife has changed over time, many now choose to work outside the home.