bride meaning in Latin

English	Latin
bride [brides] noun [UK: braɪd] [US: ˈbraɪd]	brutes [brutis](3rd) F noun consponsata [consponsatae](1st) F noun destinata [destinatae](1st) F noun nupta [nuptae](1st) F noun nympha [nymphae](1st) F noun nymphe [nymphes]noun F sponsa [sponsae](1st) F noun
bridegroom [bridegrooms] noun [UK: ˈbraɪd.ɡrʊm] [US: ˈbraɪd.ˌɡruːm]	sponsus [sponsi](2nd) M noun
derived in ordinary course of law from bride's family (dowry) adjective	profecticius [profecticia, profecticium]adjective profectitius [profectitia, profectitium]adjective
esp. that worn by a bride noun	cingillum [cingilli](2nd) N noun
Hebrides (group of islands) proper noun [UK: ˈhe.brə.diz] [US: ˈhe.brə.diz]	Hebudesproper noun {f-Pl}
husband / wife / bride / fiancee / intended noun	conjunx [conjugis](3rd) C noun conjux [conjugis](3rd) C noun
husband of virgin bride noun	virginea [virgineae](1st) M noun virginia [virginiae](1st) M noun
married woman who conducted the bride to the bridal chamber noun	pronuba [pronubae](1st) F noun
return-present (pl.) which the bridegroom brought to the bride (Cod. Just.) noun	antiphernum [antipherni](2nd) N noun
spouse, bride noun	condicio [condicionis](3rd) F noun
virgin bride / wife noun	virginea [virgineae](1st) F noun virginia [virginiae](1st) F noun
wife (F) / bride / fiancee / concubine noun	cojux [cojugis](3rd) C noun

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