househusband

See also: house husband

English

Alternative forms

• house husband

Etymology

house +‎ husband (etymologically equivalent to house + bond)

Noun

househusband (plural househusbands)

1. A man who tends to his home as a housekeeper or homemaker; the male counterpart to a housewife.

Hypernyms

• housespouse
• homemaker
• betty (derogatory), cot-betty (derogatory), cot-quean (derogatory), henhussy (derogatory)

Coordinate terms

• housewife

Translations

husband who remains in the homestead

• Catalan: amo de casa m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 家庭主夫 (zh) (jiātíng zhǔfū)

• Czech: muž v domácnosti m
• Dutch: huisman (nl) m
• Estonian: kodune mees
• Finnish: koti-isä
• French: homme au foyer (fr) m, ménager (fr) m
• German: Hausmann (de) m
• Greek: νοικοκύρης (el) m (noikokýris)
• Icelandic: húsfaðir m, húsmaður m
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Italian: uomo di casa m, (slightly humorous) casalingo (it) m
• Japanese: 主夫 (ja) (しゅふ, shufu)
• Kurdish:
• Polish: gospodarz (pl) m, gospodarz domu m
• Portuguese: dono de casa m
• Romanian: bărbat casnic m
• Slovak: muž v domácnosti m
• Spanish: amo de casa (es) m
• Swedish: hemmaman (sv) c
• Thai: พ่อบ้าน (pòo bâan)
• Welsh: gŵr o dŷ m