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1. (n.) daughter-in-law
the wife of one's son.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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1. (noun) daughter-in-law
the wife of your son
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1. (noun) daughter-in-law
the wife of your child
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1. (noun) daughter-in-law
the wife of one's son
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Sense: a son's wife.
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 Afrikaans: skoondogter |
 Arabic: كَنَّه، زَوْجَةُ الأبْن |
 Bulgarian: снаха |
 Brazilian: nora |
 Czech: snacha |
 German: die Schwiegertochter |
 Danish: svigerdatter |
 Greek: νύφη |
 Spanish: nuera |
 Estonian: minia |
 Farsi: عروس؛ زن پسر |
 Finnish: miniä |
 French: belle-fille |
 Hebrew: כָּלָה |
 Hindi: पुत्र वधू, बहू |
 Croatian: snaha, sinovažena |
 Hungarian: meny(e vkinek) |
 Indonesian: menantu perempuan |
 Icelandic: tengdadóttir |
 Italian: nuora |
 Japanese: 息子の妻 |
 Korean: 며느리 |
 Lithuanian: marti |
 Latvian: vedekla |
 Malay: menantu |
 Dutch: schoondochter |
 Norwegian: svigerdatter |
 Polish: synowa |
 Persian: عروس؛ زن پسر |
 Pashto: ماينه، ښځه، مېرمن |
 Portuguese: nora |
 Romanian: noră |
 Russian: невестка; сноха |
 Slovak: nevesta |
 Slovenian: snaha |
 Serbian: snaja |
 Swedish: svärdotter |
 Thai: ลูกสะใภ้ |
 Turkish: gelin |
 Taiwanese: 媳婦 |
 Ukrainian: невістка |
 Urdu: بہو |
 Vietnamese: con dâu |
 Chinese: 媳妇 |
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