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What husband is to wife as lord is to?
As in feudal titles? The woman married to a lord would be a lady.
What you call a lord's wife?
She would be a Lady. She would be addressed as "Your Ladyship," unless she is a duchess, in which case she is called, "Your Grace." If her husband is a baron, she would be a baroness. If her husband is a count or earl, she would be a countess. If her husband is a marquess, she would be a marchioness; if he is a marquis, she is a marquise, and if he is a margrave, she is a margravine. If her husband is a duke, she is a duchess. There is more information at the link below.
What is the name of Lord Saraswati's husband?
Lord Saraswati's husband is Lord Brahma.
Who is Hindu goddess Kali's husband?
Kali is an avatar or incarnation of Maa Durga / Parvathi the wife of Lord Shiva.
What is the Lord Hale Rule?
It is a legal doctrine, since overruled in the United States, that holds that a husband cannot be guilty of rape upon his wife because, by their mutual consent and contract, the wife has assented to become the property of her husband.
What is the opposite of wife?
husband
Does a PA huband have rights to wife's inheritance?
No. In the US a husband has no rights in his wife's inheritance.No. In the US a husband has no rights in his wife's inheritance.No. In the US a husband has no rights in his wife's inheritance.No. In the US a husband has no rights in his wife's inheritance.
Can you wife say no to sex to her husband?
Yes, a wife can refuse sex to her husband. If the husband were to force his wife to have sex it is rape.
Can brothers of the husband and wife be brothers in law?
The husband's brother is a brother-in-law to the wife. The wife's brother is a brother-in-law to the husband. However, the husband's brother is not related to the wife's brother.
Husband and wife relationship?
Husband and wife relationship is called a marriage.
What does spouse mean?
It means partner husband/wife
What is another word for husband or wife?
spouse means husband or wife.
