/ma.ʁje/
Translation
married; groom
Word origin
The past participle of marier ('to marry'), used as an adjective and a noun. Marier comes from Latin maritare ('to wed'), from maritus ('husband').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- maritare
- English cognates
- marry, marital
Grammar
Examples
Lyon.
They have been married for twelve years and live in Lyon.
?
Are you married or single?
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The bride was wearing her grandmother's dress.
partent Italie .
The newlyweds are leaving for Italy tomorrow morning.
' .
A married woman is not obliged to change her name in France.
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