concubinage in Italian
concubinage in Italian is concubinato, concubinaggio, concubinario — concubinage means the practice, recognised in some historical and legal systems, of a man and a woman living together in a lasting relationship that carries fewer rights than marriage.
concubinage in Italian
What does "concubinage" mean?
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noun The practice, recognised in some historical and legal systems, of a man and a woman living together in a lasting relationship that carries fewer rights than marriage.
"Roman law drew a clear line between marriage and concubinage."
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noun The state of being a concubine within such an arrangement.
"The novel traces her passage from concubinage to the position of principal wife."
concubinage in a sentence
- Roman law drew a clear line between marriage and concubinage.
- Under the old code, children born of concubinage could not inherit.
- The novel traces her passage from concubinage to the position of principal wife.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "concubinage" in Italian?
"concubinage" in Italian is concubinato, concubinaggio, concubinario. concubinage means: The practice, recognised in some historical and legal systems, of a man and a woman living together in a lasting relationship that carries fewer rights than marriage.
How do you use "concubinage" in a sentence?
Example: "Roman law drew a clear line between marriage and concubinage." In Italian, "concubinage" is concubinato, concubinaggio, concubinario.
Are there other ways to say "concubinage" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "concubinage": concubinato, concubinaggio, concubinario.
