sirra
/ˈsɪrə/
noun
- An archaic or dialectal term used to address a man or boy, often implying inferiority or familiarity; a variant of 'sirrah'.
- The teacher in the historical novel used 'sirra' to scold the mischievous page.
- The farmer called to the young lad, 'Sirra, bring me that bucket.'
- In the old play, the knight shouted, 'Come here, sirra, and fetch my horse!'