unmarried

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ʌnˈmæɹ.id/
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• /ʌnˈmæɹ.id/ without the Mary–marry–merry merger
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• /ʌnˈmɛɹ.id/ Mary–marry–merry merger
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• CMU ARPABET: AH0 N M EH1 R IY0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *né Proto-Indo-European *n̥- Proto-Germanic *un- Proto-West Germanic *un- Old English un- Middle English un- English un- English married English unmarried From un- + married.

100 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: pamartuar — having no husband or wife
• Armenian: չամուսնացած (čʻamusnacʻac) — having no husband or wife
• Armenian: ամուրի (amuri) — having no husband or wife
• Assamese: আবিয়ৈ (abioi) — having no husband or wife
• Belarusian: нежана́ты (nježanáty) — having no husband or wife
• Belarusian: незаму́жняя (njezamúžnjaja) — having no husband or wife
• Bulgarian: неже́нен (nežénen) — having no husband or wife
• Bulgarian: неомъ́жена (neomǎ́žena) — having no husband or wife
• Catalan: solter — having no husband or wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 獨身 /独身 (dúshēn) — having no husband or wife
• Czech: svobodný — having no husband or wife
• Czech: neženatý — having no husband or wife
• Czech: svobodná — having no husband or wife
• Czech: nevdaná — having no husband or wife
• Danish: ugift — having no husband or wife
• Dutch: ongehuwd — having no husband or wife
• Dutch: alleenstaand — having no husband or wife
• Dutch: ongetrouwd — having no husband or wife
• Finnish: naimaton — having no husband or wife
• Finnish: vapaa — having no husband or wife
• French: célibataire — having no husband or wife
• Galician: solteiro — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: დაუქორწინებელი (daukorc̣inebeli) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: დაუოჯახებელი (dauoǯaxebeli) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: დასაოჯახებელი (dasaoǯaxebeli) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: უცოლო (ucolo) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: უქმრო (ukmro) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: უცოლშვილო (ucolšvilo) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: უქმარშვილო (ukmaršvilo) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: მარტოხელა (marṭoxela) — having no husband or wife
• Georgian: გაუთხოვარი (gautxovari) — having no husband or wife
• German: unverheiratet — having no husband or wife
• German: ledig — having no husband or wife
• German: solo — having no husband or wife
• Gothic: 𐌿𐌽𐌻𐌹𐌿𐌲𐌰𐌹𐌸𐍃 (unliugaiþs) — having no husband or wife
• Greek: ανύπαντρος (anýpantros) — having no husband or wife
• Ancient Greek: ἄγαμος (ágamos) — having no husband or wife
• Ancient Greek: ἄνανδρος (ánandros) — having no husband or wife
• Ancient Greek: ἀλέκτωρ (aléktōr) — having no husband or wife
• Hindi: अनब्याहा (anabyāhā) — having no husband or wife
• Hindi: अविवाहित (avivāhit) — having no husband or wife
• Hungarian: nőtlen — having no husband or wife
• Hungarian: hajadon — having no husband or wife
• Icelandic: ógiftur — having no husband or wife
• Icelandic: ókvæntur — having no husband or wife
• Ido: nemariajata — having no husband or wife
• Ido: nemariajita — having no husband or wife
• Irish: neamhphósta — having no husband or wife
• Irish: singil — having no husband or wife
• Italian: celibe — having no husband or wife
• Italian: nubile — having no husband or wife
• Japanese: 独身 (dokushin) — having no husband or wife
• Japanese: 未婚 (mikon) — having no husband or wife
• Latin: caelebs — having no husband or wife
• Latin: innuptus — having no husband or wife
• Macedonian: нео́женет (neóženet) — having no husband or wife
• Macedonian: неома́жена (neomážena) — having no husband or wife
• Manx: neuphoost — having no husband or wife
• Manx: gyn poosey — having no husband or wife
• Māori: takakau — having no husband or wife
• Māori: kiritapu — having no husband or wife
• Navajo: bízhą́ — having no husband or wife
• Norwegian: ugift — having no husband or wife
• Old English: ǣmettig — having no husband or wife
• Persian: مجرد (mojarrad) — having no husband or wife
• Plautdietsch: lädich — having no husband or wife
• Polish: nieżonaty — having no husband or wife
• Polish: niezamężna — having no husband or wife
• Polish: niewydany — having no husband or wife
• Polish: niewydana — having no husband or wife
• Portuguese: solteiro — having no husband or wife
• Romanian: necăsătorit — having no husband or wife
• Romanian: burlac — having no husband or wife
• Russian: нежена́тый (neženátyj) — having no husband or wife
• Russian: холосто́й (xolostój) — having no husband or wife
• Russian: незаму́жняя (nezamúžnjaja) — having no husband or wife
• Serbo-Croatian: нео̀жењен — having no husband or wife
• Serbo-Croatian: не̏уда̄н or не̏уда̄т — having no husband or wife
• Serbo-Croatian: neòženjen — having no husband or wife
• Serbo-Croatian: nȅudān or nȅudāt — having no husband or wife
• Slovak: slobodný — having no husband or wife
• Slovak: neženatý — having no husband or wife
• Slovak: slobodná — having no husband or wife
• Slovak: nevydatá — having no husband or wife
• Slovene: neporočen — having no husband or wife
• Slovene: samski — having no husband or wife
• Spanish: soltero — having no husband or wife
• Swedish: ogift — having no husband or wife
• Telugu: పెళ్ళికాని (peḷḷikāni) — having no husband or wife
• Thai: โสด (sòot) — having no husband or wife
• Ottoman Turkish: اركن (erken) — having no husband or wife
• Ottoman Turkish: بكار (bekâr) — having no husband or wife
• Ukrainian: нежона́тий (nežonátyj) — having no husband or wife
• Ukrainian: незамі́жня (nezamížnja) — having no husband or wife
• Ukrainian: неодру́жений (neodrúženyj) — having no husband or wife
• Vietnamese: độc thân — having no husband or wife
• Finnish: naimaton — unmarried person
• Hindi: अविवाहित (avivāhit) — unmarried person
• Māori: takakau — unmarried person
• Persian: مجرد (mojarrad) — unmarried person