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What does mi'Jo mean in spanish?
"Mi'Jo" is a portmanteau of the Spanish words "mi" (my) and "hijo" (son). It is used as a term of endearment to refer to someone as "my son" or can be used colloquially to address someone in a friendly way, similar to saying "buddy" or "pal."
What term is used in reference to your sibling's son?
Nephew.
What is you of your brothers son?
my brother doesn't have a son.
What relation is your son to his brothers son?
Your son would be the uncle of his brother's son.
What does son of a biscuit eater mean?
It was a derogatory term used [by pirates] to describe a bastard son of a sailor.
How many brothers did James Madison have?
He had three brothers; he was the oldest son.
What is called brothers son?
A brother's son is referred to as a nephew.
What relationship to your are your brothers son's son?
Great uncle / Great nephew
Who are the brothers?
The son(s) of your parents.
What will you call brothers son?
Nephew...
What is the word for your brothers son?
Nephew.
What is the origin of the term son in law?
The term "son-in-law" originated in the late 14th century and comes from Middle English, where "son" referred to a male child or descendant, and "law" signified a legal relationship. Thus, a son-in-law is legally connected to his spouse's parents through marriage.
