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1. (n.) widower
a man who has lost his wife by death and has not remarried.
Etymology: (1325–75; late ME (see widow , -er1); r. widow (now dial.), wydewa)
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1. (noun) widower, widowman
a man whose wife is dead especially one who has not remarried
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1. (noun) widower
a man whose wife has died
a widower at the young age of 35
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1. (noun) widower
a man who has lost his wife by death, and has not married again
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Sense: a man whose wife is dead.
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 Afrikaans: wewenaar |
 Arabic: أرْمَل |
 Bulgarian: вдовец |
 Brazilian: viúvo |
 Czech: vdovec |
 German: der Witwer |
 Danish: enkemand |
 Greek: χήρος |
 Spanish: viudo |
 Estonian: lesk(mees) |
 Farsi: مرد زن مرده |
 Finnish: leski |
 French: veuf |
 Hebrew: אַלמָן |
 Hindi: पुरूष जिसकी पत्नी मर चुकी |
 Croatian: udovac |
 Hungarian: özvegyember |
 Indonesian: duda |
 Icelandic: ekkill, ekkjumaður |
 Italian: vedovo |
 Japanese: 男やもめ |
 Korean: 홀아비 |
 Lithuanian: našlys |
 Latvian: atraitnis |
 Malay: duda |
 Dutch: weduwnaar |
 Norwegian: enkemann |
 Polish: wdowiec |
 Persian: مرد زن مرده |
 Pashto: كونډه |
 Portuguese: viúvo |
 Romanian: văduv |
 Russian: вдовец |
 Slovak: vdovec |
 Slovenian: vdovec |
 Serbian: udovac |
 Swedish: änkling |
 Thai: พ่อม่าย |
 Turkish: dul erkek |
 Taiwanese: 鰥夫 |
 Ukrainian: вдівець |
 Urdu: وہ آدمی جس کی بیوی مر گء |
 Vietnamese: người góa vợ |
 Chinese: 鳏夫 |
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