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1. (n.) bridegroom
a newly married man or a man about to be married.
Etymology: (bef. 1000; late ME (Scots) brydgrome, alter. of ME bridegome, OE br&ymacr;dguma=br&ymacr;dbride1+guma man (c. L homō))
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1. (noun) groom, bridegroom
a man who has recently been married
2. (noun) groom, bridegroom
a man participant in his own marriage ceremony
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1. (noun) bridegroom
a man getting married
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| Definition of 'bridegroom' |
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1. (noun) bridegroom
a man newly married, or just about to be married
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Sense: a man about to be married, or newly married.
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 Afrikaans: bruidegom |
 Arabic: عَريس |
 Bulgarian: младоженец |
 Brazilian: noivo |
 Czech: ženich |
 German: der Bräutigam |
 Danish: brudgom |
 Greek: γαμπρός, μελλόνυμφος |
 Spanish: novio |
 Estonian: peigmees |
 Farsi: داماد |
 Finnish: sulhanen |
 French: (jeune/futur) marié |
 Hebrew: חָתָן |
 Hindi: वर, दूल्हा |
 Croatian: mladoženja |
 Hungarian: vőlegény |
 Indonesian: pengantin pria |
 Icelandic: brúðgumi |
 Italian: sposo |
 Japanese: 新郎 |
 Korean: 신랑 |
 Lithuanian: jaunikis |
 Latvian: līgavainis; jaunlaulātais |
 Malay: pengantin lelaki |
 Dutch: bruidegom |
 Norwegian: brudgom |
 Polish: pan młody |
 Persian: داماد |
 Pashto: زوم |
 Portuguese: noivo |
 Romanian: mire |
 Russian: жених |
 Slovak: ženích |
 Slovenian: ženin |
 Serbian: mladoženja |
 Swedish: brudgum |
 Thai: เจ้าบ่าว |
 Turkish: damat |
 Taiwanese: 新郎 |
 Ukrainian: наречений, молодий |
 Urdu: دولہا |
 Vietnamese: chú rể |
 Chinese: 新郎 |
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