cousin-in-law

English

Etymology

From cousin +‎ -in-law.

Noun

cousin-in-law (plural cousins-in-law)

1. Husband or wife of one's cousin.
2. Cousin of one's husband or wife.

Translations

husband of one's cousin

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 表姐夫 (biǎojiěfu)

• Dutch: aangetrouwde neef m, echtgenoot van neef m, echtgenoot van nicht m
• French: beau-cousin m, cousin politique m
• German: Schwiegervetter
• Latin: patruelis politicus (on paternal side) m, consobrinus politicus (on maternal side) m
• Spanish: primo político m
• Swedish: svärkusin c

wife of one's cousin

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 表嫂 (zh) (biǎosǎo)

• Dutch: aangetrouwde nicht f, echtgenote van neef f, echtgenote van nicht f
• French: belle-cousine f, cousine politique f
• Latin: patruelis politica (on paternal side) f, consobrina politica (on maternal side)
• Spanish: prima política f
• Swedish: svärkusin c

cousin of one's husband

• Dutch: neef van echtgenoot m, nicht van echtgenoot f
• French: beau-cousin m, cousin politique m
• German: Schwiegervetter
• Latin: patruelis politicus (on paternal side) m, consobrinus politicus (on maternal side) m
• Swedish: svärkusin c

cousin of one's wife

• Dutch: neef van echtgenote m, nicht van echtgenote f
• French: belle-cousine f, cousine politique f
• Latin: patruelis politica (on paternal side) f, consobrina politica (on maternal side)
• Swedish: svärkusin c

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Translations to be checked

• Japanese: ^{(please verify)} 義理のいとこ (giri no itoko)
• Mandarin: ^{(please verify)} 姻堂兄妹, ^{(please verify)} 姻表兄妹
• Spanish: ^{(please verify)} primo político m, ^{(please verify)} prima política f