Fiancé, or Fiancée ?

[fee-ahn-sey, fee-ahn-sey] Show IPA
–noun
a man engaged to be married; a man to whom a woman is engaged.

Origin:
1850–55; < French: betrothed, past participle of fiancer, Old French fiancier, verbal derivative of fiance a promise, equivalent to fi ( er ) to trust (< Vulgar Latin *fīdāre, Latin fīdere ) + -ance -ance; see -ee

—Can be confused: fiancée, faience.

[fee-ahn-sey, fee-ahn-sey] Show IPA
–noun
a woman engaged to be married; a woman to whom a man is engaged.

Origin:
1850–55; < French; feminine of fiancé

—Can be confused:  fiancé,

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Fiancé:

[fee-ahn-sey, fee-ahn-sey] Show IPA
–noun
a man engaged to be married; a man to whom a woman is engaged.

Origin:
1850–55; < French: betrothed, past participle of fiancer, Old French fiancier, verbal derivative of fiance a promise, equivalent to fi ( er ) to trust (< Vulgar Latin *fīdāre, Latin fīdere ) + -ance -ance; see -ee

—Can be confused: fiancée, faience.

fin·an·cier (fnn-sîr, f-nn-, fnn-)
n.
One who is occupied with or expert in large-scale financial affairs.