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Sensmarriage
Espagnol
/matɾiˈmonjo/
masc.savant
Also a married couple.
Français
/maʁjaʒ/
masc.autre source · French marier, from Latin MARĪTĀRE 'to marry' (MARĪTUS 'husband')
Also the wedding itself.
Italien
/matriˈmɔnjo/
masc.savant
Also the wedding itself.
Portugais
/kazaˈmẽtu/
masc.autre source · casar 'to marry', built on casa 'house' (Latin CASA 'hut')
Roumain
/kəsətoˈrie/
fém.autre source · căsători 'to marry', built on casă 'house' (Latin CASA 'hut')
Catalan
/mətɾiˈmɔni/
masc.savant
Anglais
/ˈmɛɹɪdʒ/
autre source · Old French mariage, from marier (Latin MARĪTĀRE)
L’ancêtre latin
MĀTRIMŌNIUM‘marriage (built on MĀTER 'mother')’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish and Italian use the learned MĀTRIMŌNIUM, built on MĀTER 'mother'. French built its word on marier 'to marry', and English borrowed that one.
Parents anglais: matrimony, matrimonial
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esSu matrimonio duró cincuenta años.
- frLeur mariage a duré cinquante ans.
- itIl loro matrimonio è durato cinquant'anni.
- ptO casamento deles durou cinquenta anos.
- roCăsătoria lor a durat cincizeci de ani.
- caEl seu matrimoni va durar cinquanta anys.
- enTheir marriage lasted fifty years.
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