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| − | '''Husband''' is an English word deriving from the Old English - ''hūsbonda'': master of a house. It has come to denote the male role in a marriage between a man and a woman. | + | '''Husband''' is an English word deriving from the Old English - ''hūsbonda'': master of a house. It has come to denote the male role in a [[marriage]] between a man and a woman. |
Husband may also be used as a verb with the meaning of ''to manage'' or ''to look after'', usually in a frugal fashion. | Husband may also be used as a verb with the meaning of ''to manage'' or ''to look after'', usually in a frugal fashion. | ||
| − | Animal husbandry refers to the care and management of livestock. | + | '''Animal husbandry''' refers to the care and management of [[livestock]]. |
[[Category:Sociology]] | [[Category:Sociology]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Marriage]] | ||
Revision as of 21:00, November 13, 2007
Husband is an English word deriving from the Old English - hūsbonda: master of a house. It has come to denote the male role in a marriage between a man and a woman.
Husband may also be used as a verb with the meaning of to manage or to look after, usually in a frugal fashion.
Animal husbandry refers to the care and management of livestock.