et ux.

See also: etux and et ux

English

Alternative forms

• et ux, & ux., & uxor, etux

Etymology

From Latin et uxor (“and [the] wife”).

Phrase

et ux.

1. (law) "and wife", or "and his wife"
   • 1885 October 3, “Real Estate Transfers”, in Biddeford Daily Journal, volume II, number 232, Biddeford, Me.: C[harles] H. Prescott, →OCLC, page [2], column 4:

     Sept. 9. George Stanwood et ux. of Boston, to Emerentina Campbell of Cambridge, Mass., lot No. 5, Union avenue at Old Orchard for $1.

Latin

Phrase

et ux.

1. (law) abbreviation of et uxor ("and the wife" or "and his wife")