casado

Del latín 'casatus', que significa 'casado' o 'hecho casa'.

ADJ (1)

[/kaˈsa.ðo/^es-ES]

married literal / united formal / in a relationship informal / coupled informal

Synonyms unido formal , marido

Antonyms soltero

Describes a person who is legally bound to another in marriage; married.

Adjetivo con variaciones de género y número.

feminine	feminine_plural	plural
casada	casadas	casados

Él está casado con mi hermana. — He is married to my sister.
Están casados desde hace diez años. — They have been married for ten years.
Ella es casada y tiene dos hijos. — She is married and has two children.

NOUN (1)

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husband / spouse / partner general / cónyuge formal / married person untranslatable (While this term can be used contextually, it lacks a single-word equivalent to encompass the concept.)

Synonyms esposo , cónyuge formal

Antonyms soltero

Refers to a man who is legally bound in marriage; a husband or spouse. While casado as a noun specifically denotes a married man, English lacks a single, common word to convey the general concept of 'a married person' (male or female) in the same way that 'casado/casada' can in Spanish. Therefore, depending on context, it may translate to 'husband' or require a phrase like 'married man' or 'married person'.

Sustantivo con variaciones de número.

plural
casados

Mi casado está de viaje de negocios. — My husband is on a business trip.
Como casado, tiene responsabilidades familiares. — As a married man, he has family responsibilities.
El casado debe cuidar a su esposa. — The husband should take care of his wife.