A little different, but it's always bothered me that brother-in-law is both

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Mar 2, 2021
12:53:24pm

HandwovenBox Contributor

A little different, but it's always bothered me that brother-in-law is both

the husband of my sister and the brother of my wife.

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HandwovenBox

Previous username: lawcoug
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Time

Are uncle and aunt the only relationship words in traditional English that include your blood relative and the person

CDV mutual friends

3/2/21 12:38pm

wife and concubine

Chester Copperpot

3/2/21 12:39pm

Wait, which one is your blood relative?

3/2/21 12:40pm

Have you ever visited West Virginia?

Greg Kite's 'stache

3/2/21 12:41pm

Some people use it on cousin, but not common.

John Doe

3/2/21 12:40pm

husband and wife

Cougarclaw

3/2/21 12:47pm

A little different, but it's always bothered me that brother-in-law is both

HandwovenBox

3/2/21 12:53pm

Niece/nephew refers to a blood relation and a relation through marriage (i.e., my wife's sister's children are my nieces

durandal

3/2/21 2:02pm

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