Extended Family

No.

Second cousins are grandchildren of two people who were siblings (brother or sister to each other)

Being once removed cousins means your at least a generation older or younger than your once removed cousin

Depends on if it's legal where you live. Laws varies through countries and states.

Almost everyone who has an aunt and has met her has some sort of relationship with her. However, a sexual relationship would be considered to be incest, and unacceptable, by most people and legal jurisdictions.

Your niece.
Your brother's daughter would be your niece and you'd be her uncle or aunt. Your sister's daughter would also be your niece. If your sibling had a son, he would be your nephew.

There is no actual blood relationship. In most instances you call them the brother of your daughter in-law. Or just introduce them by name and let people guess if there is a connection.

yes

yes miley is my cousin and her grandma is my ccousin and grandma

Your mother's brother is your uncle. His brother-in-law could be your father, but could also be another uncle - the husband of one of your mother's sisters - or somoene not related to you at all - the brother of his wife.

The English language does not have a recognized term for the husband of a niece. Most often, when talking about him you would say, "my niece's husband" or " my sister's (or brother's) son-in-law."

Your father's third cousin is your third cousin once removed.

Your husband's first cousin never was related to you. You might have called that person "my husband's first cousin." If you continue a relationship with that person after your husband's death, there is nothing preventing you from continuing to use that phrase.

miss honey, although I don't know her first name.

The site stripped the parentheses from the question. It should read: "What is the technical term for the familial relationship you'd have with your half-niece's (daughter of half-brother) son?" Your half-niece is your half-sibling's daughter. So what is the term for your half-niece's daughter, in relation to you? My first best guess would be "half-grandniece", but that doesn't sound right to me, and I guess it with absolutely zero authority.

Hopefully someone can give the correct answer.

You are not related to your husband's cousins, although in a large but close family such as the stereotypical Italian or Jewish families, you all may act like relatives.

Respecting the elderly :)

your 2nd niece...!

Your borther-in-law's children are your nieces and nephews. You are their uncle or aunt, as is your spouse.

1. Your nephew is the son of your sibling and a first cousin of your children

2. Your grand nephew (or great nephew) is the grandson of your sibling and a second cousin of your grandson

3. Your great great nephew (or great grand nephew) is the great grandson of your sibling and is a 2nd cousin once removed of your grandson

A great great great great great grandmother or an ancestor

It is often listed as the 5th great grandmother.

That would be an "extended" family...

Yes. She gave birth to your mother or father, whom then gave birth to you.

Some children in extended families do well with that arrangement while others do less well. It depends on which extended family you are, f the relatives are bad, annoying, cruel you feel unhappy, but if they are good you feel good, happy, trusted. It is much they same with children living in isolated nuclear families.

The grandson of your grandmother's sister is your Second Cousin.