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silver wedding

silver wedding noun: the silver anniversary of a wedding, the 25th anniversary of a marriage.

Noun

silver wedding (plural silver weddings)

  1. The silver anniversary of a wedding, the 25th anniversary of a marriage.
    • The Silver Wedding! on some pensive ear
      From towers remote as sound the silvery bells,
      To-day from one far unforgotten year
      A silvery faint memorial music swells.1845, Arthur Hugh Clough, Ambarvalia: Poems, London: Chapman and Hall, published 1849, page 28
    • ‘Perhaps you have no golden or silver wedding in England?’
      ‘I confess I never heard of any thing of the kind,’ said Hamilton...1850, Jemima von Tautphoeus, Initials, volume I, page 121

silver wedding meaning in Tamil

silver wedding in Tamil

வெள்ளிக்கலியாணம்

Forms of silver wedding

pluralsilver weddings

Origin of silver wedding

A calque of German Silberhochzeit or silberne Hochzeit, first attested in 1845.

Questions about silver wedding

What does silver wedding mean?
Silver wedding means the silver anniversary of a wedding, the 25th anniversary of a marriage.
What is silver wedding in Tamil?
Silver wedding in Tamil is வெள்ளிக்கலியாணம். See Silver wedding meaning in Tamil.
What part of speech is silver wedding?
Silver wedding is a noun.
What is the plural of silver wedding?
The plural of silver wedding is silver weddings.

Words near silver wedding in the dictionary

  1. silver vine
  2. silver vines
  3. silver vixen
  4. silver vixens
  5. silver wattle
  6. silver wedding
  7. silver weddings
  8. silver white
  9. silver whiting
  10. silver Y
  11. silver Ys

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