The usual word that a woman would use for her own husband is simply "uir" (as in, "my man", "meus uir"). When referring to another woman's husband, either "uir" or "marítus" ("married man") could be used. Another word used as a synonym for "marítus" is "coniunx" (or "coniux"), which is the person that you are joined with, but it is more often used of a woman than a man. The word "iugális" is sometimes used to mean "husband" in the same way. The word "sponsus" is sometimes translated as "husband", but it more often simply means "fiancé".
Mon etvir is Latin for my husband. Sometimes property in the wife's name is followed by "etvir" and the husband's name, indicating it is joint property.
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maritus
Latin for husband
"Maritus meus dicit." "My husband says."
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Man; husband.
Its origin is the Latin word "mas" (gen. maris) which means "male, of the male sex." From that word came "maritus" (husband, lover) which replaced other Latin words for husband, like "coniunx" (husband or wife, one who is joined, yoked together) and hence the verb "maritare" (to marry, to give in marriage.)
Maternal uncle (mother's sister's husband).
Te amo, marite future.
In Latin, pater is translated into father. Another word that is derived from it is patria, which is translated fatherland or homeland. In Latin pater is translated into father, and another work that is derived from that is patria, which is translated into fatherland or homeland. Pater does not represent husband, just father, "vir" is translated into man or husband.
Mon etvir is Latin for my husband. Sometimes property in the wife's name is followed by "etvir" and the husband's name, indicating it is joint property.
On Original Latin Divas of Comedy, Monique talks about her husband who is a Vietnam Vet. no she is not