married couple

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47 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: ամուսնական զույգ (amusnakan zuyg) — two people who are married to each other
• Azerbaijani: ər-arvad — two people who are married to each other
• Belarusian: жанатая пара (žanataja para) — two people who are married to each other
• Belarusian: сужэнцы (sužency) — two people who are married to each other
• Belarusian: сямейная пара (sjamjejnaja para) — two people who are married to each other
• Cebuano: magtiayon — two people who are married to each other
• Chinese Mandarin: 夫婦 /夫妇 (fūfù) — two people who are married to each other
• Chinese Mandarin: 夫妻 (fūqī) — two people who are married to each other
• Chinese Mandarin: 夫夫 (fūfū) — two people who are married to each other
• Chinese Mandarin: 妻妻 (qīqī) — two people who are married to each other
• Czech: manželé — two people who are married to each other
• Danish: ægtepar — two people who are married to each other
• Dutch: echtpaar — two people who are married to each other
• Finnish: aviopari — two people who are married to each other
• French: couple marié — two people who are married to each other
• German: Ehepaar — two people who are married to each other
• Hungarian: házaspár — two people who are married to each other
• Japanese: 夫婦 (fūfu) — two people who are married to each other
• Japanese: 夫妻 (fusai) — two people who are married to each other
• Japanese: 夫婦 (meoto) — two people who are married to each other
• Korean: 부부 (bubu) — two people who are married to each other
• Korean: 부처 (bucheo) — two people who are married to each other
• Macedonian: брачна двојка (bračna dvojka) — two people who are married to each other
• Macedonian: брачен пар (bračen par) — two people who are married to each other
• Eastern Mari: марийже ден ватыже (marijže den vatyže) — two people who are married to each other
• Nepali: जोइ पोइ (joi poi) — two people who are married to each other
• Norwegian Bokmål: ektepar — two people who are married to each other
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ektepar — two people who are married to each other
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hjon — two people who are married to each other
• Polish: małżeństwo — two people who are married to each other
• Portuguese: casal — two people who are married to each other
• Romanian: cuplu căsătorit — two people who are married to each other
• Romanian: pereche căsătorită — two people who are married to each other
• Russian: супру́жеская па́ра (suprúžeskaja pára) — two people who are married to each other
• Russian: супру́жеская чета́ (suprúžeskaja četá) — two people who are married to each other
• Serbo-Croatian: bračni par — two people who are married to each other
• Slovak: manželia — two people who are married to each other
• Spanish: matrimonio — two people who are married to each other
• Swahili: wanandoa — two people who are married to each other
• Swedish: äkta par — two people who are married to each other
• Tagalog: mag-asawa — two people who are married to each other
• Tagalog: magkataling-puso — two people who are married to each other
• Tausug: magtiyaun — two people who are married to each other
• Turkish: karı koca — two people who are married to each other
• Turkish: çift — two people who are married to each other
• Ukrainian: подружжя (podružžja) — two people who are married to each other
• Yiddish: פּאָרפֿאָלק (porfolk) — two people who are married to each other