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family = mishpakha (משפחה)

There is no word for spouse. Husband is ba'al (בעל) and wife is eesha (אישה).

The family of a spouse is referred to as mekhutanim (מחותנים)

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12y ago

There is no Hebrew word for this, but in Yiddish your child's in-laws are called Makhatunim.

This comes from a Hebrew word which just means "in-laws" (but in Hebrew it only refers to your own mother- and father-in-law).

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the relationship between two mother's in law has no Hebrew term. There is a yiddish term, which is Machatunim.

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hamot. חמות
my mother in law: hamoti חמותי
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12y ago

khotenet (חותנת) or khamot (חמות)

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kham (חם) or khoten (חותן)

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mekhutanim (מחותנים)

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11y ago

mechootahneem (מחותנים)

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