brother-in-law

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• General-American: /ˈbɹʌðɚ ɪn ˌlɔ/
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• General-American: brŭˈ -thər-ĭn-lôˌ
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• cot-caught-merger: /ˈbɹʌðɚ ɪn ˌlɑ/
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• cot-caught-merger: -läˌ
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈbɹʌðəɹ ɪn ˌlɔː/
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• Received-Pronunciation: -lôˌ
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• CMU ARPABET: B R AH1 DH ER0 IH0 N L AO2 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English brother-in-lawe; equivalent to brother + -in-law.

526 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: swaer — brother of one's husband
• Albanian: kunat — brother of one's husband
• Arabic: شَقِيق زَوْج (šaqīq zawj) — brother of one's husband
• Arabic: شَقِيق زَوْجَة (šaqīq zawja) — brother of one's husband
• Arabic: سِلْف (silf) — brother of one's husband
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܐܝܼܕ݂ܡܵܐ (īḏmā) — brother of one's husband
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܐܲܚܘܼ ܓܲܒ݂ܪܵܐ (aḥū gaḇrā) — brother of one's husband
• Armenian: տագր (tagr) — brother of one's husband
• Aromanian: cumnat — brother of one's husband
• Asturian: cuñáu — brother of one's husband
• Azerbaijani: qayın — brother of one's husband
• Bengali: দেবর (debor) — brother of one's husband
• Central Bikol: bayaw — brother of one's husband
• Bulgarian: девер (dever) — brother of one's husband
• Burmese: ခဲအို (hkai:ui) — brother of one's husband
• Burmese: မတ် (mat) — brother of one's husband
• Catalan: cunyat — brother of one's husband
• Cebuano: bayaw — brother of one's husband
• Cebuano: bayaw nga lalaki (sa bana) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese Cantonese: 大伯 (daai6 baak3) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese Cantonese: 叔仔 (suk1 zai2) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese: 大伯 (zh-min-nan) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese: 阿叔仔 (zh-min-nan) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese: 小叔 (sió-chek) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese: 細叔 /细叔 (sè-chek, sòe-chek) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese: 細叔仔 /细叔仔 (sè-chek-á, sòe-chek-á) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese: 細漢叔仔 /细汉叔仔 (sè-hàn-chek-á, sòe-hàn-chek-á) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese Mandarin: 大伯子 (dàbǎizi) — brother of one's husband
• Chinese Mandarin: 小叔子 (xiǎoshūzi) — brother of one's husband
• Chuvash: хунчӑкам (hunč̬ăk̬am) — brother of one's husband
• Czech: švagr — brother of one's husband
• Dalmatian: comnut — brother of one's husband
• Danish: svoger — brother of one's husband
• Dutch: zwager — brother of one's husband
• Dutch: schoonbroer — brother of one's husband
• Erzya: парайде (parajde) — brother of one's husband
• Erzya: альне (alne) — brother of one's husband
• Erzya: какжаля (kakžaľa) — brother of one's husband
• Esperanto: bofrato — brother of one's husband
• Estonian: küdi — brother of one's husband
• Ewe: nyo — brother of one's husband
• Finnish: lanko — brother of one's husband
• Finnish: kyty — brother of one's husband
• French: beau-frère — brother of one's husband
• Friulian: cugnât — brother of one's husband
• Gagauz: kayınçu — brother of one's husband
• Gagauz: kayın — brother of one's husband
• Gagauz: dever — brother of one's husband
• Galician: cuñado — brother of one's husband
• Georgian: მაზლი (mazli) — brother of one's husband
• German: Schwager — brother of one's husband
• German: Schwäher — brother of one's husband
• Greek: κουνιάδος (kouniádos) — brother of one's husband
• Ancient Greek: δαήρ (daḗr) — brother of one's husband
• Greenlandic: ningaaq — brother of one's husband
• Hebrew: גִּיס (gís) — brother of one's husband
• Hebrew: יָבָם (yavám) — brother of one's husband
• Hindi: देवर (devar) — brother of one's husband
• Hindi: जेठ (jeṭh) — brother of one's husband
• Hungarian: sógor — brother of one's husband
• Icelandic: mágur — brother of one's husband
• Ido: bofratulo — brother of one's husband
• Ilocano: bayaw — brother of one's husband
• Ilocano: kayong — brother of one's husband
• Ingrian: kyty — brother of one's husband
• Irish: deartháir céile — brother of one's husband
• Italian: cognato — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: 義理の兄 (giri no ani) — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: 義兄 (gikei) — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: 義理の弟 (giri no otōto) — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: 義弟 (gitei) — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: 義兄弟 (gikyōdai) — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: (お)義兄さん — brother of one's husband
• Japanese: 小舅 (kojūto) — brother of one's husband
• Kashmiri: درُٛے — brother of one's husband
• Korean: 시숙 (sisuk) — brother of one's husband
• Korean: 시(媤)아주버니 (siajubeoni) — brother of one's husband
• Korean: 시동생 (sidongsaeng) — brother of one's husband
• Central Kurdish: ھێوەر (hêwer) — brother of one's husband
• Northern Kurdish: tî — brother of one's husband
• Latgalian: dīvers — brother of one's husband
• Latin: lēvir — brother of one's husband
• Latvian: dieveris — brother of one's husband
• Lithuanian: dieveris — brother of one's husband
• Macedonian: девер (dever) — brother of one's husband
• Malay: abang ipar — brother of one's husband
• Malay: adik ipar lelaki — brother of one's husband
• Malay: ipar lelaki — brother of one's husband
• Malay: adik ipar — brother of one's husband
• Malay: ipar — brother of one's husband
• Maltese: silf — brother of one's husband
• Māori: taokete — brother of one's husband
• Māori: autāne — brother of one's husband
• Maranao: ipag — brother of one's husband
• Middle English: brother-in-lawe — brother of one's husband
• Mwani: nlamu — brother of one's husband
• Nanai: кэли (keli) — brother of one's husband
• Norman: bieau-fréthe — brother of one's husband
• Norwegian Bokmål: svoger — brother of one's husband
• Norwegian Nynorsk: svoger — brother of one's husband
• Norwegian Nynorsk: verbror — brother of one's husband
• Occitan: conhat — brother of one's husband
• Occitan: cunhat — brother of one's husband
• Old English: tācor — brother of one's husband
• Pashto: لېور — brother of one's husband
• Pennsylvania German: Schwoger — brother of one's husband
• Persian: هیور (hivar) — brother of one's husband
• Polish: szwagier — brother of one's husband
• Polish: dziewierz — brother of one's husband
• Portuguese: cunhado — brother of one's husband
• Romani: salo — brother of one's husband
• Romanian: cumnat — brother of one's husband
• Romanian: șogor — brother of one's husband
• Russian: де́верь (déverʹ) — brother of one's husband
• Northern Sami: máhka — brother of one's husband
• Sanskrit: देवृ (devṛ) — brother of one's husband
• Sanskrit: देवर (devara) — brother of one's husband
• Sardinian: connadu — brother of one's husband
• Sardinian: connatu — brother of one's husband
• Sardinian: connau — brother of one's husband
• Scots: guid-brither — brother of one's husband
• Scottish Gaelic: bràthair-cèile — brother of one's husband
• Serbo-Croatian: де̏вер — brother of one's husband
• Serbo-Croatian: dȅver — brother of one's husband
• Sicilian: cugnatu — brother of one's husband
• Slovene: svák — brother of one's husband
• Lower Sorbian: bratš cłowjeka — brother of one's husband
• Lower Sorbian: swak — brother of one's husband
• Lower Sorbian: šwogor — brother of one's husband
• Spanish: cuñado — brother of one's husband
• Spanish: mashita — brother of one's husband
• Swedish: svåger — brother of one's husband
• Swedish: svärbror — brother of one's husband
• Tagalog: bayaw — brother of one's husband
• Taos: pʼǫ́yna — brother of one's husband
• Taos: pòpóna — brother of one's husband
• Tarifit: arwes — brother of one's husband
• Turkish: kayın — brother of one's husband
• Turkish: kayınbirader — brother of one's husband
• Turkish: kayınço — brother of one's husband
• Turkish: ini — brother of one's husband
• Ukrainian: ді́вер (díver) — brother of one's husband
• Urdu: دیوَر (devar) — brother of one's husband
• Urdu: جیٹھ (jeṭh) — brother of one's husband
• Venetan: cugnà — brother of one's husband
• Venetan: cugnado — brother of one's husband
• Venetan: cognà — brother of one's husband
• Venetan: cognado — brother of one's husband
• Vietnamese: anh chồng — brother of one's husband
• Vietnamese: em chồng — brother of one's husband
• Vilamovian: śwöger — brother of one's husband
• Welsh: brawd yng nghyfraith — brother of one's husband
• Zazaki: vıstewre (diq) — brother of one's husband
• Afrikaans: swaer — brother of one's wife
• Albanian: kunat — brother of one's wife
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܒܲܪܚܡܵܝܵܐ (barḥmāyā) — brother of one's wife
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܐܲܚܘܼ ܒܲܟ݂ܬܵܐ (aḥū baḵtā) — brother of one's wife
• Armenian: աներձագ (anerjag) — brother of one's wife
• Armenian: աներորդի (anerordi) — brother of one's wife
• Asturian: cuñáu — brother of one's wife
• Azerbaijani: qayın — brother of one's wife
• Bengali: শালা (śala) — brother of one's wife
• Bengali: শ্যালক (śêlok) — brother of one's wife
• Bhojpuri: साला (sālā) — brother of one's wife
• Central Bikol: bayaw — brother of one's wife
• Bulgarian: шурей (šurej) — brother of one's wife
• Burmese: ယောက်ဖ (yaukhpa.) — brother of one's wife
• Catalan: cunyat — brother of one's wife
• Cebuano: bayaw — brother of one's wife
• Cebuano: bayaw nga lalaki (sa asawa) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Cantonese: 大舅 (daai6 kau3) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Cantonese: 舅仔 (kau3 zai2) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese: 妻舅 (chhe-kū) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese: 舅仔 (kū-á) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese: 大舅 (tōa-kū) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese: 某舅 (bó͘-kū) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese: 妻舅仔 (chhe-kū-á) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 内兄 大舅子 (nèixiōng) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 内弟 (nèidì) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 婦兄 /妇兄 (fùxiōng) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 小舅子 (xiǎojiùzi) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 大舅 (dàjiù) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 小舅 (xiǎojiù) — brother of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 婦弟 /妇弟 (fùdì) — brother of one's wife
• Czech: švagr — brother of one's wife
• Old Czech: deveř — brother of one's wife
• Danish: svoger — brother of one's wife
• Dutch: zwager — brother of one's wife
• Dutch: schoonbroer — brother of one's wife
• Esperanto: bofrato — brother of one's wife
• Estonian: nääl — brother of one's wife
• Ewe: nyo — brother of one's wife
• Finnish: lanko — brother of one's wife
• French: beau-frère — brother of one's wife
• Galician: cuñado — brother of one's wife
• Georgian: ცოლისძმა (colisʒma) — brother of one's wife
• German: Schwager — brother of one's wife
• German: Schwäher — brother of one's wife
• Greek: κουνιάδος (kouniádos) — brother of one's wife
• Greenlandic: ningaaq — brother of one's wife
• Hebrew: גִּיס (gís) — brother of one's wife
• Hindi: साला (sālā) — brother of one's wife
• Hungarian: sógor — brother of one's wife
• Icelandic: mágur — brother of one's wife
• Ido: bofratulo — brother of one's wife
• Ilocano: bayaw — brother of one's wife
• Ilocano: kayong — brother of one's wife
• Ingrian: näälä — brother of one's wife
• Irish: deartháir céile — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: 義理の兄 (giri no ani) — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: 義兄 (gikei) — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: 義理の弟 (giri no otōto) — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: 義弟 (gitei) — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: 義兄弟 (gikyōdai) — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: (お)義兄さん — brother of one's wife
• Japanese: 小舅 (kojūto) — brother of one's wife
• Kashmiri: ۂہَر (hạhar) — brother of one's wife
• Korean: 처남 (cheonam) — brother of one's wife
• Central Kurdish: ژِنبِرا (jinbira) — brother of one's wife
• Northern Kurdish: bûra — brother of one's wife
• Latgalian: svaiņs — brother of one's wife
• Latvian: svainis — brother of one's wife
• Lithuanian: svainis — brother of one's wife
• Macedonian: шура (šura) — brother of one's wife
• Malay: abang ipar — brother of one's wife
• Malay: adik ipar lelaki — brother of one's wife
• Malay: ipar lelaki — brother of one's wife
• Malay: adik ipar — brother of one's wife
• Malay: ipar — brother of one's wife
• Middle English: brother-in-lawe — brother of one's wife
• Mwani: nlamu — brother of one's wife
• Norman: bieau-fréthe — brother of one's wife
• Norwegian Bokmål: svoger — brother of one's wife
• Norwegian Nynorsk: svoger — brother of one's wife
• Norwegian Nynorsk: verbror — brother of one's wife
• Occitan: conhat — brother of one's wife
• Occitan: cunhat — brother of one's wife
• Pashto: اخښی — brother of one's wife
• Pennsylvania German: Schwoger — brother of one's wife
• Polish: szwagier — brother of one's wife
• Polish: szurzy (arhaic or dialectal) — brother of one's wife
• Portuguese: cunhado — brother of one's wife
• Romani: salo — brother of one's wife
• Romanian: cumnat — brother of one's wife
• Russian: шу́рин (šúrin) — brother of one's wife
• Northern Sami: máhka — brother of one's wife
• Sanskrit: स्याल (syāla) — brother of one's wife
• Scots: guid-brither — brother of one's wife
• Scottish Gaelic: bràthair-cèile — brother of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: шурак — brother of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: шу̑ра — brother of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: šurak — brother of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: šȗra — brother of one's wife
• Sikkimese: སྐུད་པོ (skud po) — brother of one's wife
• Slovene: svák — brother of one's wife
• Lower Sorbian: bratš žeński — brother of one's wife
• Lower Sorbian: swak — brother of one's wife
• Lower Sorbian: šwogor — brother of one's wife
• Spanish: cuñado — brother of one's wife
• Swedish: svåger — brother of one's wife
• Tagalog: bayaw — brother of one's wife
• Taos: mą̀kupòpóna — brother of one's wife
• Taos: pʼǫ́yna — brother of one's wife
• Taos: pòpóna — brother of one's wife
• Tarifit: arwes — brother of one's wife
• Turkish: kayınço — brother of one's wife
• Turkish: kayınbirader — brother of one's wife
• Turkish: ini — brother of one's wife
• Turkish: kayın — brother of one's wife
• Udi: севичи (seviči) — brother of one's wife
• Ukrainian: шу́рин (šúryn) — brother of one's wife
• Urdu: سالا (sālā) — brother of one's wife
• Vietnamese: anh vợ — brother of one's wife
• Vietnamese: em vợ — brother of one's wife
• Welsh: brawd yng nghyfraith — brother of one's wife
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܸܬ݂ܢܵܐ (ḥiṯnā) — husband of one's sister
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܣܲܠܦܵܐ (salpā) — husband of one's sister
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܓܒ݂ܲܪ ܚܵܬ݂ܵܐ (gḇar ḥāṯā) — husband of one's sister
• Armenian: փեսա (pʻesa) — husband of one's sister
• Armenian: քեռայր (kʻeṙayr) — husband of one's sister
• Asturian: cuñáu — husband of one's sister
• Azerbaijani: yeznə — husband of one's sister
• Central Bikol: bayaw — husband of one's sister
• Bulgarian: зет (zet) — husband of one's sister
• Burmese: ခဲအို (hkai:ui) — husband of one's sister
• Burmese: မတ် (mat) — husband of one's sister
• Burmese: ယောက်ဖ (yaukhpa.) — husband of one's sister
• Catalan: cunyat — husband of one's sister
• Cebuano: bayaw — husband of one's sister
• Cebuano: bayaw nga lalaki (sa igsoong babaye) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Cantonese: 姐夫 (ze2 fu1) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Cantonese: 妹夫 (mui6 fu1) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese: 姊夫 (chí-po͘, chí-hu) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese: 姊丈 (chí-tiǔn) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese: 妹婿 (bēr-saì, bē-saì, maī-saì, mōe-saì) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 姐夫 (jiěfu) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 妹夫 (mèifu) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 姊夫 (zǐfū) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 姊丈 (zǐzhàng) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 妹倩 (mèiqiàn) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 妹婿 (mèixù) — husband of one's sister
• Chinese Mandarin: 妹丈 (mèizhàng) — husband of one's sister
• Czech: švagr — husband of one's sister
• Danish: svoger — husband of one's sister
• Dutch: zwager — husband of one's sister
• Dutch: schoonbroer — husband of one's sister
• Erzya: шичаля (šičaľa) — husband of one's sister
• Erzya: эзналя (eznaľa) — husband of one's sister
• Esperanto: bofrato — husband of one's sister
• Estonian: õemees — husband of one's sister
• Ewe: nyo — husband of one's sister
• Finnish: lanko — husband of one's sister
• French: beau-frère — husband of one's sister
• Galician: cuñado — husband of one's sister
• Georgian: სიძე (siʒe) — husband of one's sister
• German: Schwager — husband of one's sister
• German: Schwäher — husband of one's sister
• Greek: γαμπρός (gamprós) — husband of one's sister
• Greenlandic: ningaaq — husband of one's sister
• Hebrew: גִּיס (gís) — husband of one's sister
• Hindi: जीजा (jījā) — husband of one's sister
• Hindi: बहनोई (bahnoī) — husband of one's sister
• Hungarian: sógor — husband of one's sister
• Icelandic: mágur — husband of one's sister
• Ido: bofratulo — husband of one's sister
• Ilocano: bayaw — husband of one's sister
• Ilocano: kayong — husband of one's sister
• Ingrian: vävy — husband of one's sister
• Irish: deartháir céile — husband of one's sister
• Japanese: 義理の兄 (giri no ani) — husband of one's sister
• Japanese: 義兄 (gikei) — husband of one's sister
• Japanese: 義理の弟 (giri no otōto) — husband of one's sister
• Japanese: 義弟 (gitei) — husband of one's sister
• Japanese: 義兄弟 (gikyōdai) — husband of one's sister
• Japanese: (お)義兄さん — husband of one's sister
• Kashmiri: بیمہٕ (bēmụ) — husband of one's sister
• Korean: 매부 (maebu) — husband of one's sister
• Korean: 형부 (hyeongbu) — husband of one's sister
• Korean: 제부 (jebu) — husband of one's sister
• Central Kurdish: زاوا (zawa) — husband of one's sister
• Latin: sororius — husband of one's sister
• Latvian: svainis — husband of one's sister
• Macedonian: зет (zet) — husband of one's sister
• Malay: abang ipar — husband of one's sister
• Malay: adik ipar lelaki — husband of one's sister
• Malay: ipar lelaki — husband of one's sister
• Malay: adik ipar — husband of one's sister
• Malay: ipar — husband of one's sister
• Eastern Mari: веҥе (veŋe) — husband of one's sister
• Middle English: brother-in-lawe — husband of one's sister
• Navajo: hayé — husband of one's sister
• Norman: bieau-fréthe — husband of one's sister
• Norwegian Bokmål: svoger — husband of one's sister
• Norwegian Nynorsk: svoger — husband of one's sister
• Norwegian Nynorsk: verbror — husband of one's sister
• Pashto: اخښي — husband of one's sister
• Pashto: اوښی — husband of one's sister
• Pennsylvania German: Schwoger — husband of one's sister
• Polish: szwagier — husband of one's sister
• Portuguese: cunhado — husband of one's sister
• Punjabi: ਭਣਵਈਆ (bhaṇvaīā) — husband of one's sister
• Punjabi: ਭਣੂਜਾ (bhaṇūjā) — husband of one's sister
• Romanian: cumnat — husband of one's sister
• Russian: зять (zjatʹ) — husband of one's sister
• Northern Sami: máhka — husband of one's sister
• Sanskrit: जामातृ (jāmātṛ) — husband of one's sister
• Sanskrit: आबुत्त (ābutta) — husband of one's sister
• Scots: guid-brither — husband of one's sister
• Scottish Gaelic: bràthair-cèile — husband of one's sister
• Serbo-Croatian: зе̏т — husband of one's sister
• Serbo-Croatian: сва̑к) — husband of one's sister
• Serbo-Croatian: шо̑гор — husband of one's sister
• Serbo-Croatian: zȅt — husband of one's sister
• Serbo-Croatian: svȃk — husband of one's sister
• Serbo-Croatian: šȏgor — husband of one's sister
• Slovene: svák — husband of one's sister
• Lower Sorbian: sotśiny muski — husband of one's sister
• Lower Sorbian: swak — husband of one's sister
• Lower Sorbian: šwogor — husband of one's sister
• Spanish: cuñado — husband of one's sister
• Swedish: svåger — husband of one's sister
• Tagalog: siyaho — husband of one's sister
• Tagalog: bayaw — husband of one's sister
• Taos: mą̀kupòpóna — husband of one's sister
• Taos: pʼǫ́yna — husband of one's sister
• Taos: pòpóna — husband of one's sister
• Telugu: బావ (bāva) — husband of one's sister
• Turkish: enişte — husband of one's sister
• Ottoman Turkish: انشته (enişte) — husband of one's sister
• Vietnamese: anh rể — husband of one's sister
• Welsh: brawd yng nghyfraith — husband of one's sister
• Woiwurrung: guritch — husband of one's sister
• Zazaki: ênışte — husband of one's sister
• Zazaki: zama (diq) — husband of one's sister
• Asturian: cuñáu — husband of one's brother
• Swedish: svåger — husband of one's brother
• Turkish: yenge — husband of one's brother
• Ottoman Turkish: انشته (enişte) — husband of one's brother
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܓܒ݂ܲܪ ܒܲܪܚܡܵܝܵܐ (gḇar barḥmāyā) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Armenian: փեսա (pʻesa) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Armenian: բաջանաղ (baǰanaġ) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Asturian: cuñáu — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Asturian: concuñáu — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Central Bikol: bilas — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Bulgarian: зет (zet) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Bulgarian: зълвеник (zǎlvenik) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Cebuano: bilas — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Cebuano: bilas nga lalaki (sa igsoong babaye sa bana) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Danish: svoger — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Dutch: zwager — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Dutch: schoonbroer — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Esperanto: bofrato — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Finnish: lanko — husband of the sister of one's husband
• French: beau-frère — husband of the sister of one's husband
• German: Schwippschwager — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Hebrew: גִּיס (gís) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Hindi: जीजा (jījā) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Hindi: बहनोई (bahnoī) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Icelandic: svili — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Ilocano: abirat a lalaki — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Japanese: 義理の兄 (giri no ani) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Japanese: 義兄 (gikei) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Japanese: 義理の弟 (giri no otōto) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Japanese: 義弟 (gitei) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Japanese: 義兄弟 (gikyōdai) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Kashmiri: زٲمی (zạ̄mī) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Kashmiri: زٲمِیہِ (zạ̄miyi) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Korean: 시(媤)누 남편 (sinu nampyeon) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Korean: 시매부 (simaebu) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Malay: biras — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Malay: abang ipar — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Malay: adik ipar lelaki — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Malay: ipar lelaki — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Malay: adik ipar — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Malay: ipar — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Norman: bieau-fréthe — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Polish: szwagier — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Portuguese: concunhado — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Portuguese: cunhado — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Romanian: cumnat — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Russian: зять (zjatʹ) — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Scots: guid-brither — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Serbo-Croatian: заовац — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Serbo-Croatian: zaovac — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Spanish: concuñado — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Tagalog: bilas na lalaki — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Turkish: enişte — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Zazaki: cêri — husband of the sister of one's husband
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܝܲܓ݂ܝܼܣܵܐ (yaḡīsā) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Armenian: քենակալ (kʻenakal) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Armenian: բաջանաղ (baǰanaġ) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Asturian: cuñáu — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Asturian: concuñáu — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Azerbaijani: bacanaq — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Bashkir: бажа (baja) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Bats: ბა̄ჯ (bāǯ) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Central Bikol: bilas — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Bulgarian: баджанак (badžanak) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Cebuano: bilas — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Cebuano: bilas nga lalaki (sa igsoong babaye sa asawa) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Chechen: бажа (baža) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 姨夫 (yífū) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 襟兄 (jīnxiōng) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Chinese Mandarin: 襟弟 (jīndì) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Danish: svoger — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Dutch: zwager — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Dutch: schoonbroer — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Esperanto: bofrato — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Estonian: kälimees — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Finnish: lanko — husband of the sister of one's wife
• French: beau-frère — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Georgian: ქვისლი (kvisli) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• German: Schwippschwager — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Greek: μπατζανάκης (batzanákis) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Hebrew: גִּיס (gís) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Hindi: साढ़ू (sāṛhū) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Icelandic: svili — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Ilocano: abirat a lalaki — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Ingrian: svojakka — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Ingush: бажа (baža) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Japanese: 義理の兄 (giri no ani) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Japanese: 義兄 (gikei) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Japanese: 義理の弟 (giri no otōto) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Japanese: 義弟 (gitei) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Japanese: 義兄弟 (gikyōdai) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Kashmiri: سٲجُو (sạ̄juv) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Korean: 동서 (dongseo) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Central Kurdish: ئاواڵزاوا (awallzawa) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Northern Kurdish: hevling — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Northern Kurdish: hevzava — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Macedonian: баџанак (badžanak) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Macedonian: баџо (badžo) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Malay: biras — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Malay: abang ipar — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Malay: adik ipar lelaki — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Malay: ipar lelaki — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Malay: adik ipar — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Malay: ipar — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Mingrelian: ქვიშილი (kvišili) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Norman: bieau-fréthe — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Pashto: باجه — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Pashto: سانډو — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Polish: szwagier — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Portuguese: concunhado — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Portuguese: cunhado — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Romanian: cumnat — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Russian: своя́к (svoják) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Northern Sami: spile — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Scots: guid-brither — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: пашѐног — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: пашенац — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: сва̑к) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́џо — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: pašènog — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: pašánac — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: svȃk — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Serbo-Croatian: bádžo — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Spanish: concuñado — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Svan: მექუ̂შე̄ლ (mekûšēl) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Tagalog: bilas na lalaki — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Turkish: bacanak — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Tuvan: бажа (baja) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Urdu: ہَم زُلْف (ham zulf) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Urdu: ساڑُھو (sāṛhū) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Uyghur: باجا (baja) — husband of the sister of one's wife
• Zazaki: bacenağ — husband of the sister of one's wife