spouse

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Contents 1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Derived terms 1.2.2 Translations

[edit] English

[edit] Pronunciation

• IPA: /spaʊs/ (singular), /ˈspaʊzɪz/ (plural)
• SAMPA: /spaUs/ (singular), /ˈspaUzIz/ (plural)
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• Rhymes: -aʊs

[edit] Noun

spouse (plural spouses)

1. A husband or wife, irrespective of sex or gender; a husband's or wife's husband or wife is his/her spouse.

[edit] Derived terms

• spousal adjective

[edit] Translations

Bosnian: suprug m., supruga f. Breton: pried Chinese: 配偶者 (pèi’ǒuzhě) Croatian: suprug m., supruga f. Czech: choť m., choť f. Danish: ægtefælle Ewe: srɔ̃ Finnish: puoliso, aviopuoliso, siippa French: époux m., épouse f. German: Gatte m., Gattin f. Italian: sposo m., sposa f. Japanese: 配偶者 (はいぐうしゃ, haigūsha) Korean: 배우자 (配偶者, bae-u-ja)

Latin: coniunx m. and f., maritus m., uxor f. Norwegian: Ektefelle m. Portuguese: cónjuge m. and f., esposo m., esposa f. Russian: супруг m., супруга f. Scottish Gaelic: cèile m. and n., fear-cèile m., bean-chèile f. Serbian: Cyrillic: супруг m., супруга f. Roman: suprug m., supruga f. Seri: aal Spanish: cónyuge m. and f., esposo m., esposa f. Tagalog: asawa Turkish: eş Welsh: priod