co-in-law

English

Etymology

co- +‎ in-law

The usage comes from the reciprocal relationship of the two people separating the people in question, such as two men who are each father-in-law to one of the parents of their grandchildren.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /koʊˈɪnlɔː/

Noun

co-in-law (plural co-in-laws)

(rare) A distant in-law: A relationship by marriage with a separation by three degrees (two people), compared to prototypical in-laws, where the separation is two/one. The separation may be two degrees of blood kin and one of marriage (addressing the mother of the husband of one's daughter), or one degree blood and two of marriage (addressing the brother-in-law of one's brother, or, similarly, addressing the wife of the brother of one's husband).
Depending on context, the term may be understood to mean specifically co-sibling-in-law, or co-parent-in-law.
- My co-in-law and I took our granddaughter to the zoo. [= co-parent-in-law]
- 2006, Ernest S. Burch, Jr., Social Life in Northwest Alaska: The Structure of Iñupiaq Eskimo Nations, page 94:
  the co-in-law, or aŋayunġuq-nukaunġuq relationship, which involved people who married siblings [= co-sibling-in-law]

Synonyms

co-kinsman-in-law
co-affine

Related terms

co-mother-in-law
co-father-in-law
co-parents-in-law
co-brother-in-law
co-sister-in-law
co-sibling-in-law
co-grandmother-in-law
co-grandfather-in-law

Also,

co-wife
co-grandparents
co-grandmother
co-grandfather

单词	co-in-law
释义	co-in-law English Etymology co- +‎ in-law The usage comes from the reciprocal relationship of the two people separating the people in question, such as two men who are each father-in-law to one of the parents of their grandchildren. Pronunciation IPA^(key): /koʊˈɪnlɔː/ Noun co-in-law (plural co-in-laws) (rare) A distant in-law: A relationship by marriage with a separation by three degrees (two people), compared to prototypical in-laws, where the separation is two/one. The separation may be two degrees of blood kin and one of marriage (addressing the mother of the husband of one's daughter), or one degree blood and two of marriage (addressing the brother-in-law of one's brother, or, similarly, addressing the wife of the brother of one's husband). Depending on context, the term may be understood to mean specifically co-sibling-in-law, or co-parent-in-law. My co-in-law and I took our granddaughter to the zoo. [= co-parent-in-law] 2006, Ernest S. Burch, Jr., Social Life in Northwest Alaska: The Structure of Iñupiaq Eskimo Nations, page 94: the co-in-law, or aŋayunġuq-nukaunġuq relationship, which involved people who married siblings [= co-sibling-in-law] Synonyms co-kinsman-in-law co-affine Related terms co-mother-in-law co-father-in-law co-parents-in-law co-brother-in-law co-sister-in-law co-sibling-in-law co-grandmother-in-law co-grandfather-in-law Also, co-wife co-grandparents co-grandmother co-grandfather
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