daughter-in-law

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1 English
- 1.1 Noun
  - 1.1.1 Related terms
  - 1.1.2 Translations

[edit] English

[edit] Noun

Singular
daughter-in-law

Plural
daughters-in-law

daughter-in-law (plural daughters-in-law)

The wife of one's child.

[edit] Related terms

[edit] Translations

wife of someone's son

Albanian: nuse sq(sq) f.
Armenian: հարս hy(hy) (hars)
Bulgarian: снаха bg(bg) f.
Catalan: nora ca(ca) f.
Chinese:

Mandarin: 媳婦 cmn(cmn), 媳妇 cmn(cmn) (xífù), 兒媳 cmn(cmn), 儿媳 cmn(cmn) (érxí), 儿媳 cmn(cmn) (érxí), 媳 cmn(cmn) (xí)
Czech: snacha cs(cs) f.
Danish: svigerdatter da(da) c.
Dutch: schoondochter nl(nl) f.
Esperanto: bofilino eo(eo)
Estonian: minia et(et)
Ewe: lɔ̃xoyɔvi
Finnish: miniä fi(fi)
French: bru fr(fr) f., belle-fille fr(fr) f.
German: Schwiegertochter de(de) f.
Greek: νύφη el(el) (nýphī) f., κόρη el(el) (kórī) f.
Hebrew: כַּלָּה he(he) (kala) f.
Hungarian: meny hu(hu)
Icelandic: tengdadóttir is(is) f.
Italian: nuora it(it) f.
Japanese: 嫁 ja(ja) (yome)

Korean: 며느리 ko(ko) (myeoneuri)
Latin: nurus la(la) f.
Lithuanian: marti lt(lt)
Neapolitan: nòra f.
Old Church Slavonic: снъха (snŭxa), нєвѣста (nevěsta) f.
Old English: snoru ang(ang) f.
Polish: synowa pl(pl) f.
Portuguese: nora pt(pt) f.
Romanian: noră ro(ro) f.
Russian: невестка ru(ru) (n'ev'éstka) f. (for a mother-in-law), сноха ru(ru) (snoχá) f. (for a father-in-law)
Sardinian: nura f.
Scottish Gaelic: bean-mhic f., nighean-chèile f.
Serbo-Croatian: snaha f.
Slovak: nevesta sk(sk) f.
Slovene: snaha sl(sl) f.
Spanish: nuera es(es) f.
Swedish: svärdotter sv(sv) c., sonhustru sv(sv) c.
Taos: phȉwéna, sə̀oyi’ína
Telugu: కోడలు
Thai: ลูกสะไภ้ (loog-sa-pai)

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