Colexifications for "MARRIED MAN" and "HUSBAND"
Language |
Family |
Form for MARRIED MAN |
Gloss for MARRIED MAN |
Form for HUSBAND |
Gloss for HUSBAND |
Finnish |
Uralic |
awiomies |
married man |
awiomies |
husband |
Northern Saami |
Uralic |
boɑdɲi |
married man |
boɑdɲi |
husband |
Latin |
Indo-European |
coniunx |
married man |
coniunx |
husband |
Latin |
Indo-European |
marītus |
married man |
marītus |
husband |
Latin |
Indo-European |
vir |
married man |
vir |
husband |
Old High German |
Indo-European |
gom-man |
married man |
gom-man |
husband |
Old High German |
Indo-European |
karl |
married man |
karl |
husband |
German |
Indo-European |
Ehemann |
married man |
Ehemann |
husband |
Yuwana |
Jodi-Saliban |
bãli |
married man |
bãli |
husband |
Chipaya |
Uru-Chipaya |
luktaḳa |
married man |
luktaḳa |
husband |
Ese Ejja (Huarayo) |
Pano-Tacanan |
e-yawe |
married man |
e-yawe |
husband |
Yagán |
Yámana |
tuku |
married man |
tuku |
husband |
Hlai (Baoting variety) |
Tai-Kadai |
pha.3 ma:n.1 |
married man |
pha.3 ma:n.1 |
husband |
Rumai |
Austroasiatic |
ta.412 |
married man |
ta.412 |
husband |
Hausa |
Afro-Asiatic |
míjìi |
the married man |
míjìi |
the husband |
Iraqw |
Afro-Asiatic |
hhawata |
the married man |
hhawata |
the husband |
Ket |
Yeniseian |
tēt |
the married man |
tēt |
the husband |
Selice Romani |
Indo-European |
rom |
the married man |
rom |
the husband |