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From newly + wed.
newlywed (plural newlyweds)
- A recently married person.
2012 February 16, Ashley Hayes, “Study: Interracial marriage, acceptance growing”, in CNN[1]:The state where most intermarriages took place was Hawaii, where more than four in 10 newlyweds (42.4%) were intermarried.
a recently married person
- Armenian: նորահարս (hy) (norahars) (woman), նորափեսա (hy) (norapʻesa) (man)
- Basque: ezkonberri
- Catalan: noucasat (ca) m, noucasada (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 新婚 (zh) (xīnhūn)
- Dutch: pas getrouwd stel
- Esperanto: novedzo
- Finnish: vastanainut
- German: Neuvermählter (de) m, Neuvermählte (de) f
- Hungarian: friss házas
- Italian: neosposo m, neosposa f
- Japanese: 新婚夫婦 (しんこんふうふ, shinkon fūfu)
- Korean: 신혼부부 (ko) (sinhonbubu)
- Macedonian: младоженци pl (mladoženci) (usually plural only), нововенчани pl (novovenčani), невеста f (nevesta)
- Ottoman Turkish: كویكی (güveği, güveyi)
- Polish: nowożeniec (pl) m
- Portuguese: recém-casado (pt) m, recém-casada f
- Russian: молодожёны (ru) pl (molodožóny) (usually plural only, sg: молодожён m (molodožón).), новобра́чные (ru) pl (novobráčnyje)
- Spanish: recién / recientemente casado m, recién casada f, desposado (es) m, esposado (es) m (rare)
- Tagalog: kabaiyoan
- Turkish: yeni evli, yeni gelin (female), yeni damat (male)
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newlywed (not comparable)
- Recently married.
2012 February 16, Ashley Hayes, “Study: Interracial marriage, acceptance growing”, in CNN[2]:White/Asian newlywed couples had significantly higher median combined annual earnings, at $70,592, than any other pairing.
