esposa

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Spanish word esposa comes from Proto-Indo-European *pend-, and later Proto-Italic *spondeō (To promise, to pledge.)

*pend- (Proto-Indo-European)

*spondéyeti (Proto-Indo-European)

*spondeō (Proto-Italic)

To promise, to pledge.

sponsus (Latin)

A bail, surety. A fiancé. A groom.

esposa (Spanish)

(usually in plural) handcuff. Wife.

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