Where does “connubial” come from?
Connubial comes from Latin connubialis, derived from connubium (marriage), which combines the prefix con- (together) with an unattested root relating to marriage.
connubial (English): Of or relating to the state of being married
Definitions
- Of or relating to the state of being married
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