uxoricide

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• /ʌkˈsɔː.ɹɪˌsaɪd/
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Borrowed from French uxoricide or Latin uxor + English -icide.

From French uxoricide or Latin uxōricīdium.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: uxoricida — a man who kills his wife
• Estonian: naisetapja — a man who kills his wife
• French: uxoricide — a man who kills his wife
• German: Gattinnenmörder — a man who kills his wife
• Greek: συζυγοκτόνος (syzygoktónos) — a man who kills his wife
• Irish: marfóir mná céile — a man who kills his wife
• Italian: uxoricida — a man who kills his wife
• Polish: żonobójca — a man who kills his wife
• Portuguese: uxoricida — a man who kills his wife
• Romagnol: uxorizìda — a man who kills his wife
• Russian: женоуби́йца (ženoubíjca) — a man who kills his wife
• Serbo-Croatian: женоубица — a man who kills his wife
• Serbo-Croatian: ženoubica — a man who kills his wife
• Spanish: uxoricida — a man who kills his wife
• Swedish: hustrumördare — a man who kills his wife
• Catalan: uxoricidi — the killing of one's wife
• Esperanto: edzinmurdo — the killing of one's wife
• Estonian: naisetapp — the killing of one's wife
• Finnish: vaimonmurha — the killing of one's wife
• French: uxoricide — the killing of one's wife
• German: Gattinnenmord — the killing of one's wife
• Greek: συζυγοκτονία (syzygoktonía) — the killing of one's wife
• Ido: spozinocido — the killing of one's wife
• Italian: uxoricidio — the killing of one's wife
• Polish: żonobójstwo — the killing of one's wife
• Portuguese: uxoricídio — the killing of one's wife
• Romagnol: uxorizìdi — the killing of one's wife
• Russian: женоуби́йство (ženoubíjstvo) — the killing of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: женоубиство — the killing of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: ženoubistvo — the killing of one's wife
• Spanish: uxoricidio — the killing of one's wife
• Swedish: hustrumord — the killing of one's wife