What Is My Nephew's Child To Me? (Explained for Beginners)

The daughter of your niece is also your niece, but in a second degree. If you have any children, your niece is their cousin in the first degree, or sister cousin. According to a third degree of consanguinity, the daughter of your niece is to your children as a second cousin.

If your daughter has a child by another man, and that child is your son, you are to have the child of that other man’s wife as your own. But if your child has no other husband, he shall be your brother’s son. And if he has any other wife, she is his sister-in-law; and if she has children by him, they are his children also.

You may not have more than one wife at a time; but you may have as many concubines as you please.

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Is it great aunt or grand aunt?

A great-aunt/grandaunt (sometimes written grand-aunt) is the sister of one’s grandparent. It is more correct to use grandaunt for a grandparent’s sister to avoid confusion, despite the popular usage of great-aunt.

What do I call my niece’s husband?

I don’t consider “nephew-in-law” to be an unusual stretch. I refer to my niece’s husband as my niece’s uncle. My niece and her husband have been married for more than 20 years. My niece is the oldest of the three, and she is also the only one who has a job.

Her husband is a truck driver, but he has been out of work for a few years now, so he doesn’t have a full-time job at the moment. He does, however, take care of their daughter, who is now in her mid-teens. The two of them live in a two-bedroom apartment in the same building as me and my husband.

It’s a very nice apartment, with a big backyard and plenty of room for the kids to play in. When they’re not at work, they spend a lot of time at my house, watching TV, playing video games, or just hanging out with each other.

What do you call your nephew’s wife?

The wife of your nephew does not have a blood relationship with you. It would be correct to refer to her as your nephew’s wife. She is also your sibling’s sister.

If you are married to a woman who is not your sister, you may be able to marry her if she is your brother’s or sister’s widow. However, if you have a sister who died before you were married, your marriage will not be valid.

Is your aunt still your aunt after divorce?

If you will, she is your aunt but only by marriage. She will no longer have a claim on you since you are only related by marriage of your own uncle. “I don’t want to marry her,” I said. I’m not going to get married to a woman who doesn’t love me, and I won’t be able to have children with her, either.

She’s too old to be a mother. I can’t have a child with someone like her. It would be like having a baby with a man who’s already married and has children of his own. I’ve already got a wife and two children. I’ll just get a divorce and get on with my life.

It’s better than having to live with this woman for the rest of my days. I had to do it all over again I would have done it a long time ago, but I didn’t because I was afraid of what she would do to me if she found out that I’d had an affair with another woman.

What do you call your grandma’s sister?

The siblings of YOUR grandparents are your granduncle or grandaunt, not great uncle nor great aunt. The siblings of your great-grandparents are also your great- granduncle. If you have more than one grandparent, you must choose one of them to be the “grandparent” of each of your children.

For example, if your parents have two granddaughters and one son, and you are the grandchild of the first granddaughter and the second grandson, your parent(s) would have to choose between you and your brother, who is also your grandfather.

If they choose to have you as their grandson instead, they would not be able to name you “Grandpa” or “Uncle” because you would be considered a different person.

What is the difference between grand nephew and great nephew?

A great-nephew is the grandson of a brother or sister. A son of a nephew or niece. A descendant of an uncle or aunt.

A person who is related to you by blood, marriage, or adoption, but not by marriage to your spouse or by adoption to a child you have with another person.