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One's spouse's brother-in-law (one's spouse's sibling's husband), especially one's wife's sister's husband; either of two (or more) men who marry sisters, in relation to the other; the brother of one spouse in relation to the siblings of the other spouse.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: uncommon
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
One's brother-in-law's or sister-in-law's brother; that is, one's sibling's spouse's brother; either of two (or more) men whose siblings are married to each other.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: uncommon
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
From co- + brother-in-law or co-brother + -in-law.
Across languages
Translations
47 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Albanian:
baxhanak
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Albanian:
mjeshtak
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Arabic:
عديل
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Armenian:
քենակալ
(k’enakal)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Bulgarian:
баджанак
(badžanak)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Catalan:
concunyat
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Chinese:
襟兄
(jīnxiōng)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Chinese:
襟弟
(jīndì)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Esperanto:
kunbofrato
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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French:
co-beau-frère
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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French:
beau-frère
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Galician:
concuñado
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Galician:
concuñada
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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German:
Schwippschwager
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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German:
Schwager
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Greek:
μπατζανάκης
(batzanákis)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Greek:
σύγαμπρος
(sýgampros)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Hebrew:
גיסן
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Icelandic:
svili
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Inupiaq:
aŋayunġuq
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Inupiaq:
nukaunġuq
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Italian:
concognato
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Japanese:
相婿
(aimuko)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Korean:
동서
(dongseo)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Malay:
biras (co-sibling-in-law)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Nahuatl:
chahuatetl
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Persian:
باجناق
(bâjenâq)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Polish:
mąż siostry męża
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Polish:
mąż siostry żony
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Portuguese:
concunhado
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Portuguese:
concunhada
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Russian:
свояк
(svoják)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Russian:
зять
(zjat’)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
пашеног
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
пашaнац
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
заовац
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
баџо
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
pašènog
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
pašánac
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
zaovac
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Serbo-Croatian:
badžo
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Spanish:
concuñado
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Spanish:
concuñada
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Tagalog:
bilas (co-sibling-in-law)
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Turkish:
bacanak
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Yoruba:
àútà
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
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Zazaki:
becenağ
— one's spouse's brother-in-law
