prenuptial agreement

English

prenuptial agreement (plural prenuptial agreements)

A legal document, signed by both parties before marriage, stating the legal claims on each other's estate upon a subsequent divorce.
- 2001 July 7, Tamar Lewin, “Among Nuptial Agreements, Post- Has Now Joined Pre-”, in The New York Times‎^[1]:
  Not so long ago, prenuptial agreements raised eyebrows. What hope was there for a marriage, the thinking went, if even before the wedding the couple were specifying who gets what in case of divorce?
- 2023 May 10, Phillip Galanes, “My Boyfriend Wants a Prenup. Can I Say No?”, in The New York Times‎^[2]:
  Last week, he said we should get married and that he wants a prenuptial agreement.

document stating legal claims upon a divorce

Chinese:
Mandarin: 婚前協議 / 婚前协议 (hūnqián xiéyì), 婚前協議書 / 婚前协议书 (hūnqián xiéyìshū)
Danish: ægtepagt
Dutch: huwelijksvoorwaarden (nl) f pl
Finnish: avioehto (fi)
French: contrat de mariage (fr) m
German: Ehevertrag (de) m
Greek: προγαμιαία συμφωνία f (progamiaía symfonía)
Icelandic: kaupmáli (is) m
Italian: convenzione matrimoniale f
Japanese: 婚前契約 (こんぜんけいやく, konzen keiyaku)
Korean: please add this translation if you can
Polish: intercyza (pl) f
Portuguese: acordo pré-nupcial m
Russian: бра́чный догово́р m (bráčnyj dogovór), бра́чный контра́кт m (bráčnyj kontrákt)
Spanish: capitulaciones matrimoniales f pl, acuerdo prenupcial m
Swedish: äktenskapsförord (sv) n
Turkish: evlilik sözleşmesi
Ukrainian: шлю́бний до́говір m (šljúbnyj dóhovir)
Vietnamese: hôn ước (vi)