(よめ)

よめ
noun
bride, wife
1. bride
A woman on her wedding day or about to be married.
(よめ)()
To get married (said of a woman).
嫁に行く = to marry into another family
The bride was beautiful.
お嫁さん = bride (polite/affectionate)
The day has come to send our daughter off as a bride.
嫁に出す = to send one's daughter off in marriage
She is planning to become a bride next year.
When she was little, she used to say, 'I want to be a bride when I grow up.'
2. wife, daughter-in-law
A married woman (from the perspective of her husband or his family).
My wife is good at cooking.
嫁 used casually to mean 'wife'
My son's wife is coming next month.
嫁 meaning daughter-in-law
I took her as my wife.
嫁にもらう = to take as a wife (traditional expression)
The relationship between a wife and mother-in-law sometimes doesn't go well.
嫁と姑 = wife and mother-in-law (common topic in Japanese culture)
He likes to brag about his wife to his friends.
嫁さん = wife (casual/affectionate)

USAGE: (よめ) can mean (1) bride, (2) wife (casual/informal), or (3) daughter-in-law. The meaning depends on context and the speaker's perspective.

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