English

marrier

From marry + -er.

Formed from marry + -er

Latin mās ‘man, male’

Latin marītus ‘husband, suitor’

Latin marītō ‘to wed’

Anglo-Norman marïer

Middle English marien ‘to marry’

English marry

Today it means

noun Someone who gets married, especially numerous times.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.