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Your cousin's aunt could be your mother, your aunt, or not related to you at all.
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What are your uncle or aunts children called?
Your uncle or aunt's children are called your cousins.
What relationship are you to your great great aunt?
They would be first cousins once removed. Your great aunt's children are the first cousins of your parent.
What is your aunt to your children?
Your aunt's children are your first cousins and theirchildren are your first cousins, once removed.Your children and the children of your first cousins are second cousins to each other.
Relationship of aunt to nephew's son to aunt's kids?
a nephew's kid to his aunt's kids would be their cousin.
What relationship am I to my children's second cousins?
You would be your childrens second cousins uncle or aunt, i think... :)
If you marry your aunt's husband's brother and had children what relationship would your children be to your aunt's children?
They would be first cousins.
What is your mother's elder sister's grandson called?
Your mother's sister (elder or younger) is your aunt. Your aunt's children are your first cousins. Her grandchildren are your first cousins, once removed.
Are your cousins cousins related to you?
Yes. A cousin is the child of your mother or father's siblings. An example would be that your mother has a sister, Mary. Mary would be your aunt, and Mary's children would be your cousins.
What would your niece's baby boy be in relation to the niece's aunt?
That's easy cousins.
What do i call my father's sister?
Your father's sister is your, paternal aunt,and your mother's sister is your, maternal aunt.Father's sister is your aunt.
What would my grandfathers nieces granddaughter be relation to me?
Your aunt's grandchildren would be your first cousins once removed, as the your aunt's children are your first cousins.
What do you call your parents cousins?
I would ask them what they want to be called or ask your parents what they think would be appropriate. You could refer to them as aunt or uncle, even though that isn't really what they are.
