To Marry
To Marry Into
intransitive verb, godan verb
Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means bride and the verb vocab version is to marry, because you can't really "to bride" someone.
嫁ぐ is often used when describing how someone has or is going to marry into another family.
Imagine you're getting married to a valley girl. You're all like. Hey, I'm gonna marry you! And she's all like Tots (とつ), we gonna get, like, married! Imagine her saying more "tots" things (tots = short for totally in valley girl speak, at least in my imagination).
桜井家に嫁ぐ
to marry into the Sakurai family
新潟に嫁ぐ
to marry into a family living in Niigata
農家に嫁ぐ
to marry into a family of farmers
嫁いだ家
the family one married into
嫁いだ娘
daughter-in-law, daughter who married into another family
嫁いだ先
the family one married into
嫁ぎたての頃は、息子の嫁はかまととぶっていました。
Around the time they got married, my son’s wife pretended she was a prude.