HUSBAND Meaning and
Definition
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A husband is a term used to refer to a married man in a heterosexual relationship. The word "husband" typically signifies the male counterpart or spouse within a marriage or civil partnership. This term has deep historical, cultural, and legal connotations.
A husband is chosen as a life partner to share a committed relationship with a woman through the institution of marriage. Traditionally, he is expected to provide emotional and financial support to his spouse and family. The role of a husband often encompasses being a protector, a provider, and a companion.
In legal terms, a husband is considered to be legally bound to his wife, with rights and responsibilities defined by the law. These rights may include inheritance, property ownership, decision-making in family matters, and financial obligations.
However, with the changing social norms and the recognition of same-sex marriages, the term "husband" is no longer exclusively restricted to heterosexual relationships. It can also be applied to a male spouse within a same-sex marriage or civil partnership.
While the general concept of a husband remains grounded in tradition, cultures, and societies may have varying expectations, customs, and norms surrounding the specific roles and duties expected of a husband. Nonetheless, the core essence of a husband remains the idea of a committed partner in a marital relationship, united with their spouse in love, support, and shared goals.
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• A man joined to a woman by marriage; an economist; the manager of the concerns of a ship, as in the phrase ship's husband.
• To manage with frugality; to use with economy.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of HUSBAND
The word "husband" originates from the Old English term "hūsbonda", which is a combination of "hūs" (house) and "bonda" (dweller or householder). The term was initially used to refer to a man who owned and managed a household, including the land, property, and any inhabitants. Over time, the meaning of "husband" evolved to specifically refer to a married man in relation to his wife.
Idioms with the word HUSBAND
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A good husband makes a good wife.
The idiom "A good husband makes a good wife" means that if a husband fulfills his responsibilities and treats his wife well, it will encourage and enable the wife to reciprocate with similar qualities and behaviors. It suggests that a husband's actions and behavior are influential in shaping his wife's behavior and attitude towards him.
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as husband and wife
The idiom "as husband and wife" refers to the relationship between two people who are legally married to each other. It denotes the marital status and conveys the commitment and partnership that comes with being spouses.
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