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The term originated from the Middle English wif, from Old English ghwībh, from Old English wīf, woman, from Germanic * wbam, woman, related to Modern German Weib (woman, wife),[1] from wīb, meaning veiled, clothed, referring to the wedding veils.[2]
How to say "Wife" in other languages:
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(German) | Ehefrau |
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(French) | femme |
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