betroth

UK
/bɪˈtrəʊθ/
US
/bɪˈtroʊθ/
betrothverb
betrothed
Past Simple
betrothed
Past Participle
betrothing
ing-form
UK
/bɪˈtrəʊθ/
US
/bɪˈtroʊθ/
Translations
He decided to betroth his daughter to a nobleman.
Он решил обручить свою дочь с дворянином.
Definitions
To formally engage someone to be married.
The prince was betrothed to the princess of the neighboring kingdom.
To arrange or promise in marriage, especially by formal agreement or contract; to affiance.
In medieval times, parents often betrothed their children to forge political alliances.