Your wife's sister is called your "sister in-law".
There is no single word in the English language for your sister-in-law's brother.
In English, your brother's daughter is called your niece. Your sister's daughter is also called your niece.You are her aunt if you are a woman or her uncleif you are a man.
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Sister-in-law. With the hyphens, it's one word. : )
The English language has no special term for the sister of your sister-in-law if she is the wife of your brother. Her sister is not considered to be related to you.If your sister-in-law is the sister of your spouse, her sister is also your sister-in-law, unless she is your wife.
Your brother's wife is your sister-in-law. It is appropriate to call her by her first name, however, if you want to use a diminutive of her name (ie calling Elizabeth Beckie), please check with her first. Some people are not comfortable, nor do they like "nicknames". In the English language, no distinction is made between the wife of a younger brother and the wife of an older brother. The wife of your brother is simply your sister-in-law.
Mother-in-law It's still one word, right?
There is no special English word for elder sister.
Co-sister is not a word in standard English.It appears to be used in Indian English where it refers to the wife of your brother-in-law. It may be a contraction of cousin-sister, which appears to have a similar meaning in Indian English usage.
Mke is the Kikuyu word for the English word wife.
The term "bhabhi" is a Hindi word used to address one's brother's wife or sister-in-law. In English, the equivalent term would be "sister-in-law." This term is used to denote the relationship between a person and their brother's wife within the family structure.
i have no idea, but i think it would be mine, or, hers.?.?.?.?. peNvIdu, பெண்வீடு