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parent – somebody’s father or mother
husband – the man who a woman is married to
wife – the woman who a man is married to
spouse – somebody married to another person; husband or wife
brother – a boy or man who has the same parents as another person
sister – a girl or woman who has the same parents as another person
elder brother/sister – a brother/sister who is older than you
younger brother/sister – brother/sister who is younger than you
grandfather – somebody’s parent’s father
grandmother – somebody’s parent’s mother
grandparent – somebody’s parent’s parent
great grandfather – a father of your grandparent
great grandmother – a mother of your grandparent
grandson – somebody’s son’s or daughter’s son
granddaughter – somebody’s son’s or daughter’s daughter
grandchild – somebody’s son’s or daughter’s child
uncle – somebody’s mother’s or father’s brother; your aunt’s husband
aunt – somebody’s mother’s or father’s sister; your uncle’s wife
nephew – somebody’s brother’s or sister’s son; your husband’s or wife’s brother’s or sister’s son
niece – somebody’s brother’s or sister’s daughter; your husband’s or wife’s brother’s or sister’s daughter
cousin – somebody’s parent’s brother’s or sister’s child; somebody’s aunt’s or uncle’s child
stepfather – your mother’s husband (not your real father)
stepmother – your father’s wife (not your real mother)
stepbrother – your stepfather’s or stepmother’s son (at least one of your parents is different)
stepsister – your stepfather’s or stepmother’s daughter (at least one of your parents is different)
stepson – your spouse’s son (from an earlier marriage)
stepdaughter – your spouse’s daughter (from an earlier marriage)
father-in-law – your spouse’s father
mother-in-law – your spouse’s mother
brother-in-law – your spouse’s brother
sister-in-law – your spouse’s sister
son-in-law – your daughter’s husband
boyfriend – a boy or man that a girl or woman goes out with
girlfriend – a girl or woman that a boy or man goes out with
widow – a woman whose husband has died
widower – a man whose wife has died
bachelor – a man who has never been married
spinster – a woman who has never been married
single – a person who isn’t married and doesn’t have a boyfriend/girlfriend
2. infant – a baby or very young child, newborn child
3. toddler – a young child who has just learnt to walk
4. marriage – legal relationship between a husband and wife
5. marry (sb), get married to sb – become somebody’s husband or wife
6. go out (with sb ) – spend time with somebody and have a romantic or sexual relationship with them
7. get engaged – agree to marry somebody
8. wedding – the act of marrying, a marriage ceremony (and the meal or party that usually follows it)
9. bride – a woman on her wedding day, or just before or just after it
10. (bride) groom – a man on his wedding day, or just before or just after it
11. honeymoon – a holiday taken by a couple who have just got married
We couldn’t go to the Bahamas on honeymoon , but we felt sitting on the top of the world even in a campsite at the local lake.
12. divorce – the legal ending of a marriage; end your marriage legally
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Miss Suleban married to Jack. Now what will be the the name of the relationship between Suleban and Jack’s father ?
Jack’s father would be Suleban’s father in law and Suleban would be Jack’s father’s daughter in law.
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In a married couple. The bride’s parents and bride groom’s parents are there. In India, particularly Tamil Language they called each other as “Sambhandhi” to mention the bride’s parents. Can you help to find the equivalent word in English?
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Husband, Wife, Father, Child, Master, Slave

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Kurt C. Schaefer

Published: February 15, 2018

Publisher: Wipf and Stock

Page count: 152

ISBN: 978-1-532640-63-6

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When the New Testament speaks of slaves and masters, is it affirming an institution that we find reprehensible?

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