live-in son-in-law

English

Noun

live-in son-in-law

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Translations

live-in son-in-law, man who marries and lives with his wife's family

Albanian: kollovar (sq)
Armenian: տնփեսա (hy) (tnpʿesa)
Belarusian: прыма́к m (prymák)
Bengali: ঘর জামাই (ghor jamai)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 上門女婿／上门女婿 (zh) (shàngmén nǚxù), 贅婿／赘婿 (zh) (zhuìxù)
Estonian: koduväi
Finnish: kotivävy (fi)
Georgian: ჩასიძებული (časiʒebuli), ზედსიძე (zedsiʒe), ზესიძე (zesiʒe)
Greek: σώγαμπρος (el) m (sógampros)
Gujarati: ઘર જમાઈ m (ghar jamāī)
Hindi: घर जमाई m (ghar jamāī)
Hungarian: szülőkkel együtt lakó/élő vő
Japanese: 入り婿 (いりむこ, irimuko), 婿養子 (むこようし, mukoyōshi) (a foster son-in-law)
Kazakh: күшік күйеу (küşık küieu)
Korean: 데릴사위 (derilsawi)
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: زاواڕێوی‎ (zawarrêwî)
Latvian: iegātnis
Macedonian: домазет m (domazet)
Marathi: घरजावई m (gharj̈āvaī)
Ossetian: мидӕгмой (midægmoj)
Persian: خانه داماد‎ (xâne-dâmâd), داماد سرخانه‎ (dâmâd sarxâne)
Romanian: zestraș (ro)
Russian: прима́к (ru) m (primák) (regional)
Tajik: хонадомод (xonadomod)
Turkish: iç güveysinden hallice (tr)
Ukrainian: прийма́к (uk) m (pryjmák), при́ймит m (prýjmyt)

See also

to live with one's wife's family

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