Connubial: meaning, definitions and examples
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connubial
[ kəˈnjuːbiəl ]
in marriage
Relating to the state of being married or to the relationship between a married couple. Connubial is often used to describe things related to marriage or the relationship between spouses.
Synonyms
conjugal, marital, matrimonial
Examples of usage
- The couple exchanged connubial vows in a beautiful ceremony.
- After years of connubial bliss, they decided to renew their wedding vows.
- She cherished the connubial bond she shared with her husband.
Translations
Translations of the word "connubial" in other languages:
🇵🇹 conyugal
🇮🇳 वैवाहिक (vaivāhik)
🇩🇪 ehelich
🇮🇩 perkawinan
🇺🇦 шлюбний
🇵🇱 małżeński
🇯🇵 婚姻の (kon'in no)
🇫🇷 conjugal
🇪🇸 conyugal
🇹🇷 evlilik
🇰🇷 부부의 (bubueui)
🇸🇦 زوجي (zawji)
🇨🇿 manželský
🇸🇰 manželský
🇨🇳 婚姻的 (hūnyīn de)
🇸🇮 zakonski
🇮🇸 hjónaband
🇰🇿 некелік
🇬🇪 საქორწინო (saqorts'ino)
🇦🇿 evlilik
🇲🇽 conyugal
Word origin
The word 'connubial' comes from the Latin word 'connubialis', which is derived from 'connubium' meaning 'marriage'. It has been used in English since the early 17th century to describe things related to marriage or the relationship between spouses.