What is the word “cide” in Korean for killing a husband?
When one kills a wife what is an equivalent term of killing a husband?
What is the husband-specific equivalent uxorial?
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How could I use my marriage as a means of committing matrimonial violence?
Rarely used. See auch uxoricide.
Some people dislike the use of this term (such as “constitutional”), while others can argue against it. Are the Latin stems for maritus and marita masculine and feminine, but have the same Latin root meaning spouse? It is argued, mariticide is no more a counterpart to uxoricide than marital is a counterpart to uxorial or parental to maternal.
Merriam-Webster dictionary said mariticide was the
- act of killing or murdering his or her spouse
- The act of mariticide There
is no exclusive Latin word meaning husband and therefore no words that can be derived from it to match uxorial, uxorious, and so on. Since marijuana is being used for this purpose, in a few years it is entirely possible that this use will be fully accepted. Is this a word already on Wikipedia? As com
as the killing of a spouse, esp. a husband by his wife
On the other hand, this use has already been around for a long time. Is there a word for a man
who kills his wife in New York? Are They Underwearing Underwear? “This is better than most of their additions to the Dictionary. Why does a divorce consist of a wife-slaughter conjugicide? Uxoricide, having been established as a current expression, must of course be balanced with a name to signify the converse deed, which, by parity of nomenclature, will be termed mariticide.
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How can I find the answer in Wikipedia?
Mariticide
- The act of killing one’s spouse.
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Since uxorism is based on the Latin uxor for wife, an exact male equivalent would seem to be required to be based on the Latin for husband. When your husband is a marriage he will probably marry into their lives, in the Latin which means spouse. If there is no wife, what is the most logical choice? Vir is the Latin word for man therefore viricide is the killing of any man and not just a husband. The Catholic Church uses the word conjuicide (Or conjuicide) for killing of a husband or wife for the purpose of marrying the surviving spouse. What is as in coniugalis-conjugalis meaning conjugal or relating to marriage? Why does English use j? “Lose
Roots, please!”
the killing of one’s husband is known as “MARITICIDE” (Federal Relations Commission) for the past 12 years. Derivation: Latin – task means husband and cide means killing
and Maritus means wife.
Although viricide is more commonly used to mean the killing of viruses, I have found many references to it also being used to mean the killing of men or husbands.
Alternative definition of the noun viricide
noun
1 by the author. any substance that kills or inactivates viruses 2.
By killing on a girlfriend, to kill one’s wife.
I believe that this stems from the latin virilis
meaning “of a man, manly, worthy of a man” and I am unsure whether the word viricide has ever really been used.
