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হোমঅভিধানTtroth

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এই এন্ট্রিটি এখনও আপনার ভাষায় অনুবাদ করা হয়নি, তাই নিচে মূল লেখাটি দেখানো হচ্ছে।

troth

A solemn pledge of faithfulness or a promise of marriage.
Noun

This term carries a heavy weight of antiquity and formality, evoking the atmosphere of medieval chivalry or archaic legal oaths. It is rarely used in modern conversation except when intentionally mimicking a romanticized, old-fashioned style of speech or within specific historical literary contexts.

Because it refers to a conceptual state of loyalty or a singular sacred promise, it functions as an uncountable noun. It does not take a plural form and cannot be counted with numbers; instead, it is treated as a mass noun representing the quality of faithfulness.

Meanings

Noun

A solemn pledge of faithfulness or a promise of marriage.

They plighted their troth in a small chapel by the sea.

Examples

I plight my troth to thee.

I pledge my faithfulness to you.

Romance

The knight swore his troth to the king.

The knight swore his loyalty to the king.

History

They have plighted their troth in a secret ceremony.

They have promised to marry in a secret ceremony.

Romance

He broke his promise of marriage and left her for another.

Romance

My troth is yours until the end of time.

My faithfulness is yours until the end of time.

Fantasy

The ancient scrolls spoke of a troth sworn in blood.

The ancient scrolls spoke of a pledge sworn in blood.

Fantasy

She wondered if he truly meant the troth he had spoken.

She wondered if he truly meant the promise he had spoken.

Romance

To break one's troth was considered a grave sin in that era.

Breaking a solemn pledge was considered a grave sin in that era.

History

I give you my troth as a man of honor.

I give you my word of honor as a man of honor.

History

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