bestueden

Luxembourgish

Etymology

Derived from the noun at hand in Stad (“city; place”). Compare Middle High German bestaten (“to lead to a place; to furnish; to lend”), which is probably a loan translation of Latin locāre, and this Latin verb also means “to give a girl in marriage” (virginem in matrimonium locare). The same word, with a very different semantic development, is German bestatten (“to bury”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /beˈʃtue̯den/, [bəˈʃtuə̯dən]
Rhymes: -uədən

Verb

bestueden (third-person singular present bestit, past participle bestuet, auxiliary verb hunn)

(transitive) to marry (to take a spouse)
Hatt wëllt e räichen Acteur bestueden.
She wants to marry a rich actor.
(transitive) to marry (to join in matrimony)
De Paschtouer huet d'Koppel bestuet.
The priest married the couple.

单词	bestueden
释义	bestueden Luxembourgish Etymology Derived from the noun at hand in Stad (“city; place”). Compare Middle High German bestaten (“to lead to a place; to furnish; to lend”), which is probably a loan translation of Latin locāre, and this Latin verb also means “to give a girl in marriage” (virginem in matrimonium locare). The same word, with a very different semantic development, is German bestatten (“to bury”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /beˈʃtue̯den/, [bəˈʃtuə̯dən] Rhymes: -uədən Verb bestueden (third-person singular present bestit, past participle bestuet, auxiliary verb hunn) (transitive) to marry (to take a spouse) Hatt wëllt e räichen Acteur bestueden. She wants to marry a rich actor. (transitive) to marry (to join in matrimony) De Paschtouer huet* d'Koppel bestuet.* The priest married the couple.
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