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    Épousé (en. Marry)

    /e.puz.e/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    Woman who has contracted marriage.
    She has been Marc's spouse for five years.
    Elle est l’épousé de Marc depuis cinq ans.
    Female partner in the context of a marriage.
    The spouse often plays a key role in managing the household.
    L’épousé a souvent un rôle clé dans la gestion du foyer.
    Woman having rights and duties towards her husband according to marriage.
    His spouse accompanies him to all his events.
    Son épousé l'accompagne à tous ses événements.

    Etymology

    Derived from the verb 'to marry', which comes from the Latin 'sponsare', meaning 'to promise'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    spouse and husband
    Refers to a married couple.
    épousé et époux
    choose your spouse
    To make a decision regarding the choice of a marriage partner.
    choisir son épousé
    beloved spouse
    An expression designating a romantic partner, often with a connotation of deep love.
    épousé de cœur

    Related Words

    era
    Period during which events occur, often related to a couple's history.
    époque
    marriage
    Act and state of being united by the bonds of marriage.
    mariage
    conjugal
    Relating to couple life or the state of being married.
    conjugal

    Slang Meanings

    Married woman, often used informally.
    My girlfriend just got married, she is now the spouse.
    Ma copine vient de se marier, elle est maintenant l’épousé.
    Affectionate term for a friend's wife.
    I'm going to see Paul's spouse tonight.
    Je vais voir l’épousé de Paul ce soir.