Polite, honorific term for someone's companion or the person they are with. Often used when referring to a guest's companion or asking about who someone came with.
Where is your companion?
Please feel free to bring your companion as well.
Formal spelling using the kanji 御 for the honorific prefix; less common in everyday writing.
Formed from the honorific prefix お and the noun 連れ (つれ, 'companion'). The kanji 連れ means 'accompany' or 'take along'.