In the English language, your sister's husband is called your brother-in-law.
Your step sister's husband is your step brother-in-law.
Your father's brother is your uncle. Your mother's sister's husband is your uncle. The English language makes no distinction based on whether the brother is older or younger.
The English language has not special term for the husband of your sister-in-law. You woudl call him your "sister-in-law's husband."
No, there is no term in the English language for this occurrence.
The English language has no specific term describing the relationship between a wife and her husband's grandmother. If you absolutely require something other than "my husband's grandmother" you could try "grandmother-in-law." However, that term is neither widely used nor accepted.
Your sister's husband is your brother in-law, there's no different word in english to describe the husband of an older or younger sister.
Your step sister's husband is your step brother-in-law.
Husband in-law 2nd Answer: Actually, it's 'Brother-in-law'.
Where English is spoken, the father of your husband is called your father-in-law.
sisters in law
sister's husband / brother in law
She is your sister-in-law.
I cannot see why not. There is no blood relationship between you and your sisters ex-husband.
sister in law
My sister's husband is der Mann meiner Schwesterin German.
In the genealogical sense, the English language has no relationship called "great sister."
Your husband's brother's wife or your husband's sister's husband have no relation to you. Your brother's or sister's wife or husband is called a sister or brother in-law. You are only related by the marriage between them and your sibling.