widow
/ˈwaɪdoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A woman who has been widowed, especially a woman who has been left to care for her children after her husband’s death.
“After her husband passed away, she became a widow and had to work to support their family.”
2. verb
To make someone a widow or to cause someone to become a widow.
“The war widow had lost her husband in the conflict.”