Womenfolk (noun)

Women collectively, especially those of a particular group or community.

Origin:

The word womenfolk is a plural form of the word 'woman' which is derived from old english 'wīfmann' meaning 'woman, female human'. it refers to women collectively, especially those of a particular group or community.

Examples:

1. The womenfolk of the small town were known for their close-knit community.
2. The womenfolk gathered every week for their knitting circle.
3. The womenfolk of the village were known for their traditional recipes and cooking techniques.
4. The menfolk and womenfolk of the community worked together to build the new school.
5. The womenfolk were admired for their strength and resilience in difficult times.