Translation
boyfriend, fiance, groom
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Word origin
From Latin novius ('new, newly married'), from novus ('new'), the groom being the newly married man.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- novius
- English cognates
- novel, novice
Grammar
Examples
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Her boyfriend gave her red flowers for their anniversary.
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The groom waited nervously at the church entrance.
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They have been together for two years and the boyfriend is very kind.
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My sister has just broken up with her boyfriend.
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I met my boyfriend at a work party.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 9, lesson 5: novio, traje, caminar and 7 more words.