Adjective:

இரு மனைவிகள் (அ) கணவர்களை ஒரே சமயத்தில் கொண்டிருக்கிற,

bigamous's Usage Examples:

Such a bigamous marriage is a true marriage in the sight of God (the necessity being proved), but it is not a true marriage in the eye of public law and custom.

His children therefore were bastards, the offspring of a bigamous union.

Thus Archbishop Chichele provided that no clerk married or bigamous (that is, having had two wives insuccession) should exercise spiritual jurisdiction (see Lyndwood, lib.

For example, if a woman marry B during the lifetime of her husband A, and after A's death marry C during the lifetime of B, her marriage with C is not bigamous, because her marriage with B was a nullity.

A bigamous marriage, by the ecclesiastical law of England, is simply void.

A marriage of first cousins or a bigamous marriage may be declared void.

bigamous marriage to Sara, which produced a daughter, lasted five years.

Synonyms:

polygamous,

Antonyms:

dioecious, monogamous,