esposo
Husband in Spanish
Esposo is the Spanish word for husband.
In English contexts, it appears in discussions of Hispanic family relationships or in code-switching: My esposo is picking up the kids.
The feminine form esposa means wife.
Male spouse, informally
- other halfInformal term for spouse
- old manElderly male person
- better halfEndearing term for partner
- misterFine spray device
man · boo · significant other · partner · ball and chain · main squeeze · amor · querido
Married man's role
- partnerOne who shares activity
- wifeFemale marriage partner
- marriedJoined in matrimony
- weddingMarriage rite and feast
marriage · ring · vows · newlywed · groom · bride · matrimony · union
Requiring outside support
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
- next of kinNearest living family members
- joint filingShared spousal tax submission
- inheritanceProperty received from ancestors
estate · power of attorney · visa · immigration · petition · green card · citizenship · divorce
hubby
Male spouse, informally
- other halfInformal term for spouse
- old manElderly male person
- better halfEndearing term for partner
mister · man · boo · significant other · partner · ball and chain · main squeeze · amor · querido · corazon
husband
Married man's role
wedding · marriage · ring · vows · newlywed · groom · bride · matrimony · union · couple
dependent
Requiring outside support
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
- next of kinNearest living family members
- joint filingShared spousal tax submission
inheritance · estate · power of attorney · visa · immigration · petition · green card · citizenship · divorce · alimony
sacrament
Sacred ritual conveying grace
blessing · ceremony · church · altar · priest · minister · witness · holy · union · sacred