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The technical term for the person who marries your cousin is "cousin-in-law." This term is used to describe the relationship between the spouse of your cousin and yourself. It signifies the legal and social connection that exists between you and the spouse of your cousin through marriage.
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Can you suggest me a group name related to cousins?
There are many group name to describe a person's cousin. A person can have a first cousin, a second cousin, and a third cousin, To determine which cousin belongs to which category can be a very difficult task especially if that person come from a big family. One example of a group name is first cousin.
Toxopholist is technical name for what type of person?
"Toxophilist" is the technical term for a person who is fond of or skilled in archery.
Is cousin Scott a proper noun?
The word cousin is a common noun, the word Scott is a proper noun. When used to name the person, Cousin Scott, you can use cousin as a proper noun.
What is the technical name of a Person who carries out barbecue activities?
That person is the 'barbecuer'.
What is called the son of my father's younger brother?
This person would generally be referred to as your cousin..
Who was the name of the person who baptized Jesus?
It was Jesus' cousin John, known as John the Baptist.
What name is given to a person who walks whiles sleeping?
The technical term is - a Somnambulist.
What is the name, address, and relationship of the person you are referring to?
The name, address, and relationship of the person I am referring to is John Smith, 123 Main Street, Anytown, USA, and he is my cousin.
Is there one name for a person who is a son dad uncle grandad cousin etc?
family man?
What do you call my wife's first cousin once removed?
Your wife's first cousin, once removed. The English language has no shorter term or special name for that person.
Who do you call person who builds roads?
i think its a road builder but not sure if that's the technical name
What is the technical name for debugging?
what is the technical name for debugging?
