common-law marriage

English

Noun

common-law marriage (countable and uncountable, plural common-law marriages)

1. A marriage based on the duration of cohabitation rather than formal ceremony.

Related terms

• common law
• common-law

Translations

a marriage based on the duration of cohabitation rather than formal ceremony

• Azerbaijani: vətəndaş nikahı
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 普通法婚姻 (pǔtōngfǎ hūnyīn)

• Finnish: avoliitto (fi)
• French: mariage de droit commun m
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• Japanese: 事実婚 (じじつこん, jijitsukon)
• Russian: гражда́нский брак (ru) m (graždánskij brak) (most common), сожи́тельство (ru) n (sožítelʹstvo) (legal), факти́ческий брак m (faktíčeskij brak), незарегистри́рованный брак m (nezaregistrírovannyj brak), неформа́льный брак m (neformálʹnyj brak)
• Spanish: unión de hecho f

See also

• live in sin