Unwed Meaning in English

word

US

ənˈwɛd

uhn-WED

UK

ʌnwˈɛd

un-WED

التعريف

Describes a person, usually a woman, who is not married.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

More formal or old-fashioned than 'single'; often used in official, legal, or media contexts for women; rarely used for men. Commonly seen in phrases like 'unwed mother.' Can sound impersonal or outdated.

• Spanish: soltera - soltero
• Portuguese (BR): solteira - solteiro
• Portuguese (PT): solteira - solteiro
• Chinese (Simplified): 未婚
• Chinese (Traditional): 未婚
• Hindi: अविवाहित
• Arabic: غير متزوجة - غير متزوج
• Bengali: অবিবাহিত (বিশেষত নারী) - বিবাহবিহীন
• Russian: незамужняя (обычно о женщине) - неженатый (реже, о мужчине)
• Japanese: 未婚（特に女性）
• Vietnamese: chưa kết hôn (thường dùng cho nữ)
• Korean: 미혼 (특히 여성에게 사용)
• Turkish: evlenmemiş (özellikle kadın için)
• Urdu: غیر شادی شدہ (خاص طور پر عورت کے لیے)
• Indonesian: belum menikah (khususnya untuk perempuan)

جمل نموذجية

She is an unwed mother raising two children.

basic

The official form asked if he was unwed.

basic

Many unwed young women face challenges in society.

basic

She didn’t want to be labeled as unwed, just because she wasn’t married.

natural

In some places, being unwed still carries a certain stigma.

natural

The article discussed the increase in unwed parents over the last decade.

natural