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1. (n.) spouse
one's husband or wife.
2. (v.t.) spouse
Archaic. to wed.
Etymology: (1150–1200; < OF spous (masc.), spouse (fem.) < L spōnsus, spōnsa lit., pledged (man, woman), n. uses of ptp. of spondēre to pledge)
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| Definition of 'spouse' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) spouse, partner, married person, mate, better half
a person's partner in marriage
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1. (noun) spouse
the person sb is married to
Please bring spouses and partners.
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| Definition of 'spouse' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) spouse
a man or woman engaged or joined in wedlock; a married person, husband or wife
2. (noun) spouse
a married man, in distinct from a spousess or married woman; a bridegroom or husband
3. (noun) spouse
to wed; to espouse
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Sense: a husband or wife.
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Afrikaans: ega, eggenoot |
Arabic: زَوْج أو زَوْجَه |
Bulgarian: брачен партньор |
Brazilian: cônjuge |
Czech: manžel, -ka |
German: der Gatte, die Gattin |
Danish: ægtefælle |
Greek: σύζυγος |
Estonian: abikaasa |
Farsi: همسر |
Finnish: puoliso |
French: époux, ouse |
Hebrew: בֵּן/בַּת זוּג |
Hindi: पति, पत्नी |
Croatian: supružnik, bračni drug |
Hungarian: házastárs |
Indonesian: pasutri |
Icelandic: maki |
Italian: sposo, sposa |
Japanese: 配偶者 |
Korean: 배우자 |
Lithuanian: sutuoktinis |
Latvian: dzīvesbiedrs |
Malay: pasangan |
Dutch: echtgenoot |
Norwegian: ektefelle |
Polish: małżonek, małżonka |
Portuguese: cônjuge |
Romanian: soţ, soţie |
Russian: супруг(а) |
Slovak: manžel, -ka |
Slovenian: soprog, soproga |
Serbian: supružnik |
Swedish: [äkta] make (maka) |
Thai: คู่สามีภรรยา |
Turkish: eş |
Taiwanese: 配偶 |
Ukrainian: чоловік; дружина |
Urdu: شوہر یا بیوی |
Vietnamese: chồng, vợ |
Chinese: 配偶 |
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