bridegroom

English [edit]

From Old English brȳdguma, from brȳd (“bride”) + guma (“man”) (Proto-Germanic *brūdigumô), influenced by groom through folk etymology. Compare Dutch bruidegom, German Bräutigam, Danish brudgom.

bridegroom (plural bridegrooms)

bridegroom, groom

Alviri-Vidari:

Vidari: دماد (domād)
Arabic: عريس (ar) (`ariis) m
Armenian: փեսա (hy) (p’esa), փեսացու (hy) (p’esac’u),
Azeri: kürəkən (az)
Bulgarian: жених (bg) (ženih) m, младоженец (bg) (mladoženec) m
Catalan: nuvi (ca) m
Chinese:

Mandarin: 新郎 (cmn) (xīnláng)
Czech: ženich (cs) m
Danish: brudgom (da) c
Dutch: bruidegom (nl) m
Finnish: sulhanen (fi)
French: jeune marié (fr) m, futur marié (fr) m, marié (fr) m, futur époux (fr) m, époux (fr) m
German: Bräutigam (de) m
Greek: γαμπρός (el) (gamprós) m
Hebrew: חָתָן (he) (khatán) m
Hungarian: vőlegény (hu)
Icelandic: brúðgumi (is) m
Ido: (♂♀) fiancito (io), (♂) fiancitulo (io), (♀) fiancitino (io)
Italian: sposo (it) m
Japanese: 新郎 (ja) (shinrō), 花婿 (ja) (hanamuko), 婿 (ja) (muko)
Jèrriais: mathié m
Korean: 신랑 (ko) (sillang)
Kurdish:

Sorani: زاوا (ku) (zawa)

Latvian: līgavainis (lv)
Low German: Brödigam (nds) m, Brögam (nds) m, Brüdigam (nds) m, Brügam (nds) m
Luxembourgish: Bräitchemann (lb) m
Macedonian: младоженец (mk) (mladóženec) m
Malay: pengantin lelaki
Manx: dooinney-poosee (gv) m
Norwegian:

Bokmål: brudgom (no) m

Nynorsk: brudgom (nn) m
Old Dutch: brūdigomo
Old English: brȳdguma (ang)
Old Frisian: brēdgoma, breidgoma m
Old Saxon: brūdigomo
Persian: داماد (fa) (dâmâd) (standard, also colloquial), دوماد (fa) (dumâd) (colloquial), دوما (fa) (dumâ) (dialectal)
Polish: pan młody (pl) m
Portuguese: noivo (pt) m
Russian: жених (ru) (ženíx) m
Scottish Gaelic: fear na bainnse m, fear nuadh-pòsda m
Serbo-Croatian: mladoženja (sh) m, ženik (sh) m
Sindhi: ُگھوٽ (sd) m
Spanish: novio (es) m
Swedish: brudgum (sv) c
Telugu: వరుడు (varudu), పెళ్ళి కొడుకు (pelli koduku)
Turkish: damat (tr)
Vietnamese: rể (vi)
Volapük: (♂♀) gam (vo), (♂) higam (vo), (♀) jigam (vo)
Yiddish: חתן (yi) (khosn) m