Troth [noun]
Definition of Troth:
marriage
Sentence/Example of Troth:
Come, my daughter, shake hands with this gentleman, and pledge him your troth.
Now by my troth, so foolish that I myself can hardly refrain laughter.
Believe me, you will have enough to do: there, I pledge you my troth.
"Troth, an' there's little to see when you get there," rejoined the other, sarcastically.
Troth, and I'll tell you: there's not a man in Kerry could say what's her price.
"Troth, I'd like to see myself charge them with any thing," said she, indignantly.
Troth, no then, yer honor; we've lived here so long we'll just stay our time in it.
"Troth, you're the only gentleman of my acquaintance," said Freney, quaintly.
"Troth, we're worse," said Paddy with a most dismal look on his face.
I drink no more until my cup of troth with the maiden yonder.