Tanaka only just recently became a newlywed.
Source: tatoeba (11720498)
Newlywed
//ˈnjuːliˌwɛd//
Synonyms for "newlywed" (5 found)
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Closest matches (1)
Strong matches (2)
Noun(1 words)
Related words (2)
Adjective(1 words)
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1 entriesderived from
2 entriesis a
1 entriesrelated to
1 entriessimilar
1 entriesTranslations
55 translations across 26 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- νεόγαμος adj (recently married)
Armenian
2 entries- նորահարս noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- նորափեսա noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Basque
1 entries- ezkonberri noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Catalan
3 entries- noucasat adj (recently married)
- noucasada noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- noucasat noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 新婚 adj (recently married)
- 新人 noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Dutch
2 entries- pasgetrouwd adj (recently married)
- pas getrouwd stel noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Esperanto
1 entries- novedzo noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Finnish
2 entries- vastanainut adj (recently married)
- vastanainut noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
German
3 entries- neuvermählt adj (recently married)
- Neuvermählte noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- Neuvermählter noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Greek
2 entries- νεόνυμφος noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- νιόπαντρος noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Hindi
1 entries- नवविवाहित adj (recently married)
Hungarian
1 entries- friss házas noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Irish
1 entries- nuaphósta adj (recently married)
Italian
2 entries- neosposa noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- neosposo noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Japanese
2 entries- 新婚 adj (recently married)
- 新婚夫婦 noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Korean
2 entries- 신혼 adj (recently married)
- 신혼부부 noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Macedonian
4 entries- нововенчан adj (recently married)
- младоженци noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- невеста noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- нововенчани noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Norwegian
1 entries- nygift adj (recently married)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- كویكی noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Polish
2 entries- nowo poślubiony adj (recently married)
- nowożeniec noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Portuguese
2 entries- recém-casada noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- recém-casado noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Russian
3 entries- новобра́чный adj (recently married)
- молодожёны noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- новобра́чные noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Spanish
4 entries- desposado adj (recently married)
- esposado adj (recently married)
- recién / recientemente casado adj (recently married)
- desposado noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Swedish
1 entries- nygift adj (recently married)
Tagalog
1 entries- kabaiyoan noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Turkish
3 entries- yeni damat noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- yeni evli noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
- yeni gelin noun (a recently married person — see also newlyweds)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
The state where most intermarriages took place was Hawaii, where more than four in 10 newlyweds (42.4%) were intermarried.
Source: wiktionary
White/Asian newlywed couples had significantly higher median combined annual earnings, at $70,592, than any other pairing.
Source: wiktionary
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