marital
word
/ˈmɛɹətəɫ/
/mˈæɹɪtəl/
Definition
Relating to marriage or the relationship between a married couple.
Usage & Nuances
Used in formal and legal contexts. Common collocations: 'marital status,' 'marital problems,' 'marital home.' Not used casually — in everyday speech, people usually say 'marriage' or 'relationship' instead.
Spanish: marital / conyugalPortuguese (BR): marital / conjugalPortuguese (PT): marital / conjugalChinese (Simplified): 婚姻的Chinese (Traditional): 婚姻的Hindi: वैवाहिकArabic: زوجي / زواجيBengali: বৈবাহিকRussian: супружеский - брачныйJapanese: 婚姻のVietnamese: hôn nhânKorean: 결혼의Turkish: evlilikle ilgiliUrdu: ازدواجیIndonesian: pernikahan
Example Sentences
Their marital bliss didn't last long — they were arguing within a month.
natural
She went to a therapist to deal with her marital issues.
natural
The form asks you to declare your marital status — single, married, or divorced.
natural
What is your marital status?
basic
They are having marital problems.
basic
The marital home was sold after the divorce.
basic