English
Etymology
Borrowed from French divorcée, equivalent to divorce + -ee.
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /dɪvɔːˈsiː/
- (US) IPA(key): /dɪvɔɹˈsi/, /-eɪ/
- Rhymes: -iː, -eɪ
Noun
divorcee (plural divorcees)
- A divorced person.
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Translations
divorced person
- Belarusian: разве́дзены m (razvjédzjeny), разве́дзеная f (razvjédzjenaja)
- Bulgarian: разве́ден (bg) m (razvéden), разве́дена (bg) f (razvédena)
- Burmese: တစ်ခုလပ် (my) (tachku.lap)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 離婚者 / 离婚者 (líhūnzhě)
- Czech: rozvedený m, rozvedená f
- Finnish: eronnut (fi)
- French: divorcé (fr) m, divorcée (fr) f
- German: Geschiedener m, Geschiedene f
- Greek: διαζευγμένος (el) m (diazevgménos), διαζευγμένη (el) f (diazevgméni)
- Hebrew: גרוש \ גָּרוּשׁ (he) m (garúsh), גרושה \ גְּרוּשָׁה f (grushá)
- Hungarian: elvált személy
- Icelandic: fráskilinn karlmaður m
- Italian: divorziato (it) m, divorziata (it) f
- Japanese: 離婚した男 (りこんしたおとこ, rikon shita otoko) (man), 離婚した女 (りこんしたおんな, rikon shita onna) (woman)
- Korean: 이혼남(離婚男) (ihonnam) (man), 리혼남(離婚男) (rihonnam) (man, North Korea), 이혼녀(離婚女) (ihonnyeo) (woman), 리혼녀(離婚女) (rihonnyeo) (woman, North Korea)
- Latin: divortiatus m, divortiata f
- Macedonian: разведен m (razveden), разведена f (razvedena), разве́деник m (razvédenik)
- Polish: rozwodnik (pl) m, rozwódka (pl) f
- Portuguese: divorciado (pt) m, divorciada f
- Russian: разведённый (ru) m (razvedjónnyj), разведённая (ru) f (razvedjónnaja)
- Spanish: divorciado (es) m, divorciada (es) f
- Swahili: mtalaka
- Tausug: bituanan
- Ukrainian: розлу́чений m (rozlúčenyj), розлу́чена f (rozlúčena)
- Vietnamese: người ly dị vợ (of a man), người ly dị chồng (of a woman)
- Yiddish: גרוש m (goresh), גרושה f (grushe)
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