in-law

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɪn.lɔː/
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• US: /ˈɪn.lɔ/
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• cot-caught-merger: /ˈɪn.lɑ/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH0 N L AO1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Back-formation from -in-law.

60 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: խնամի (xnami) — relative by marriage
• Azerbaijani: qayın — relative by marriage
• Azerbaijani: quda — relative by marriage
• Cebuano: umagad — relative by marriage
• Chinese Mandarin: 姻親 /姻亲 (yīnqīn) — relative by marriage
• Danish: svigerfamilie — relative by marriage
• Dutch: aangetrouwd familielid — relative by marriage
• Dutch: schoonfamilie — relative by marriage
• Dutch: aanverwant — relative by marriage
• Faroese: verfólk — relative by marriage
• Finnish: puolison sukulainen — relative by marriage
• French: membre de la belle-famille — relative by marriage
• German: angeheirateter Verwandter — relative by marriage
• German: Anverwandter — relative by marriage
• German: Schwiegerfamilie — relative by marriage
• German: Schwager — relative by marriage
• Greek: πεθερικά (petheriká) — relative by marriage
• Ingrian: lanko — relative by marriage
• Italian: parente acquisito — relative by marriage
• Kapampangan: manuyang — relative by marriage
• Kumyk: къайын (qayın) — relative by marriage
• Northern Kurdish: хнами (xnamî) — relative by marriage
• Northern Kurdish: xizm — relative by marriage
• Macedonian: сват (svat) — relative by marriage
• Malay: ipar — relative by marriage
• Māori: kaireperepe — relative by marriage
• Norwegian Bokmål: svigerfamilie — relative by marriage
• Norwegian Nynorsk: svigerfamilie — relative by marriage
• Polish: powinowaty — relative by marriage
• Polish: powinowata — relative by marriage
• Portuguese: afim — relative by marriage
• Russian: родня́ — relative by marriage
• Spanish: familia afín — relative by marriage
• Spanish: familia política — relative by marriage
• Spanish: pariente afín — relative by marriage
• Spanish: pariente político — relative by marriage
• Swahili: shemeji — relative by marriage
• Swahili: mkwe — relative by marriage
• Swedish: släkting genom giftermål — relative by marriage
• Swedish: ingift — relative by marriage
• Tagalog: manugang — relative by marriage
• Tok Pisin: tambu — relative by marriage
• Turkish: kayın — relative by marriage
• Azerbaijani: quda — parent-in-law of one's child
• Chinese Mandarin: 親家 /亲家 (qìngjiā, qīngjiā) — parent-in-law of one's child
• Finnish: lapsen appivanhempi — parent-in-law of one's child
• German: no word — parent-in-law of one's child
• German: etc. — parent-in-law of one's child
• Greek: συμπέθερος (sympétheros) — parent-in-law of one's child
• Hebrew: מחותן (mekhutan) — parent-in-law of one's child
• Ingrian: lanko — parent-in-law of one's child
• Italian: consuocero — parent-in-law of one's child
• Malay: besan — parent-in-law of one's child
• Polish: rodzic zięcia — parent-in-law of one's child
• Polish: rodzic synowej — parent-in-law of one's child
• Portuguese: consogro — parent-in-law of one's child
• Russian: сват (svat) — parent-in-law of one's child
• Russian: сва́тья (svátʹja) — parent-in-law of one's child
• Spanish: consuegro — parent-in-law of one's child
• Turkish: dünür — parent-in-law of one's child