According to most English dictionaries, "A brother-in-law is the brother of one's spouse, the husband of one's sibling, or the husband of one's spouse's sibling."
Thus, your wife's brother-in-law would also be called your brother-in-law. There is not a separate and distinct term in English for this relationship. If you desire to be more specific, you would have to say my wife's brother-in-law or my sister-in-law's husband.
This makes sense in light of an aunt and uncle relationship. Your wife's brother-in-law would be your child's uncle; therefore, it would seem to follow that your wife's brother-in-law is also your brother-in-law.
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Your brother would call your husbands sister by her first name. Or, "my (sibling's) sister in law.
you call her your daughter's husband's sister
Well, I call her Abigail, but different strokes, etc.
brother in law
Its would be your neice
Your cousin in law
Sister-in-Law
He is your cousin ny marriage once removed . Just call him by his name.
You would call your husband's younger brother a brother-in-law.
I think that you call them your cousin in law because its pretty much the same concept as a sister in law... its your husbands cousin so it would be a cousin in law
You can't.