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1. (n.) mother-in-law
the mother of one's husband or wife.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME modyr in lawe)
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1. (noun) mother-in-law
the mother of your spouse
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1. (noun) mother-in-law
the mother of sb's husband or wife
My mother-in-law often babysits for us.
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1. (noun) mother-in-law
the mother of one's husband or wife
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Sense: the mother of one's husband or wife.
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 Afrikaans: skoonma |
 Arabic: حَماة، أم الزَّوْج أو الز |
 Bulgarian: тъща |
 Brazilian: sogra |
 Czech: tchyně |
 German: die Schwiegermutter |
 Danish: svigermor |
 Greek: πεθερά |
 Spanish: suegra |
 Estonian: ämm |
 Farsi: مادر شوهرو مادر زن |
 Finnish: anoppi |
 French: belle-mère |
 Hebrew: חָמוֹת, חוֹתֶנֶת |
 Hindi: सास |
 Croatian: punica, svekrva |
 Hungarian: anyós |
 Indonesian: ibu mertua |
 Icelandic: tengdamóðir |
 Italian: suocera |
 Japanese: 義母 |
 Korean: 장모, 시어머니 |
 Lithuanian: anyta, uoðvë |
 Latvian: vīramāte; sievasmāte |
 Malay: emak mertua |
 Dutch: schoonmoeder |
 Polish: teściowa |
 Persian: مادر شوهرو مادر زن |
 Pashto: خواښى |
 Portuguese: sogra |
 Romanian: soacră |
 Russian: свекровь; тёща |
 Slovak: svokra |
 Slovenian: tašča |
 Serbian: tašta |
 Swedish: svärmor |
 Thai: แม่สามี; แม่ภรรยา |
 Turkish: kayınvalide |
 Taiwanese: 岳母，婆婆 |
 Ukrainian: теща; свекруха |
 Urdu: ساس |
 Vietnamese: mẹ chồng, mẹ vợ |
 Chinese: 岳母，婆婆 |
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