1.
married man with children; man with a wife and kids
A man who has both a wife and children. Often used to describe someone's family status, particularly in contexts involving responsibility or commitment.
A compound of 妻子 (wife and children) and 持ち (having, possessing). Follows the common ～持ち pattern for describing what someone has.
Usage
Often carries an implication of responsibility or obligation. Frequently used in contexts where having a family is relevant — such as financial decisions, career changes, or criticizing irresponsible behavior.