bride in Latin
bride in Latin is nūpta — bride means a woman who is getting married or has just married.
bride in Latin
nūpta
A woman in the context of her own wedding; one who is going to marry or has just been married.
What does "bride" mean?
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noun A woman who is getting married or has just married.
"The bride walked down the aisle to loud applause."
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bride in a sentence
- The bride walked down the aisle to loud applause.
- Her sister was chosen to be the bride's maid of honour.
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What is "bride" in Latin?
"bride" in Latin is nūpta. bride means: A woman who is getting married or has just married.
How do you use "bride" in a sentence?
Example: "The bride walked down the aisle to loud applause." In Latin, "bride" is nūpta.
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