Where did the word marriage comes from?

Answer 1

French

Answer 2

Marriage comes from MARRY- which in turn comes from the French--Marier, which then came from the Latin
Maitäre to marry, Maritus a husband, from Mäs, maris a male

Answer 3

British Language, Then was transffered in English Dictionary To educate all english speaking people the meaning of it
which mreans two people getting married ????? and the person who invented the COIN !! when Husband & wife become two sides of the coin they just can't face each other But Still Stay Together To Torture Ech Other ??

Answer 4

Middle English mariage, from Old French mariage, from marier “to marry”, from Latin maritare “to marry”, literally “give a husband to”, from maritus “married man, husband”, derived probably from Proto-Indo-European *mari-, perhaps a feminine stem of *mer-yo- “young man or young woman” (hence *mari-to- “given a wife”), if not somehow connected with mas “male” (stem

Not an overly helpful answer from joe C

Answer 5

Etymology
Middle English mariage, from Old French mariage, from marier “to marry”, from Latin maritare “to marry”, literally “give a husband to”, from maritus “married man, husband”, derived probably from Proto-Indo-European *mari-, perhaps a feminine stem of *mer-yo- “young man or young woman” (hence *mari-to- “given a wife”), if not somehow connected with mas “male” (stem mar-).

Answer 6

Straight from Old French "mariage", from the verb "marier", from Latin "maritaticum". Not copied and pasted from anywhere, I knew it already.

Answer 7

1 Man + 1 Woman.

That's what it means and that's it's definition.

Answer 8

it come from hell i think...he he he he lol:D

Answer 9

from hell!