mathier

English

Adjective

mathier

comparative form of mathy: more mathy

Norman

Etymology

From Old French marier, from Latin marītō, marītāre (“marry, wed”), from marītus (“of or relating to marriage”).

Verb

mathier

(Jersey) to marry
(Jersey, reflexive, s'mathier) to get married

Derived terms

dêmathier (“to divorce”)

Related terms

mathiage (“marriage”)
mathié (“bridegroom”)
mathiée (“bride”)

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