stepbrother

stepbrother

See also: step-brother

English

Alternative forms

• step-brother

Etymology

PIE word
*bʰréh₂tēr

step- +‎ brother

Pronunciation

• Hyphenation: step‧broth‧er

Noun

stepbrother (plural stepbrothers or (obsolete) stepbrethren)

1. The son of one's stepparent who is not the son of either of one's biological parents.
2. The stepson of one's parent who is not one's half-brother.

Synonyms

• stepbro

Hypernyms

• stepfamily
  • stepsibling
  • stepson

Related terms

• stepdaughter
• stepparent
• stepsister
• half brother

Translations

son of one's stepfather or stepmother

Asturian: hermanastru (ast) m, hermanascu (ast) m Bengali: সৎভাই m (śôtbhai) Bulgarian: доведен брат m (doveden brat) Catalan: germanastre (ca) m Chinese: Mandarin: 繼兄弟／继兄弟 (jìxiōngdì) Czech: nevlastní bratr m Danish: stedbror (da) c Dutch: stiefbroer (nl) m Esperanto: vicfrato Finnish: velipuoli (fi) French: quasi-frère (fr) m, frarâtre (fr), frèrâtre (fr) Georgian: დედინაცვლის შვილი (dedinacvlis švili), მამინაცვლის შვილი (maminacvlis švili), დედინაცვლის ვაჟი (dedinacvlis važi), მამინაცვლის ვაჟი (maminacvlis važi) German: Stiefbruder (de) m Greek: ετεροθαλής αδελφός m (eterothalís adelfós) Hindi: सौतेला भाई m (sautelā bhāī) Hungarian: mostohatestvér (hu), mostohafivér Icelandic: stjúpbróðir m Ido: stif-fratulo (io) Indonesian: saudara tiri (id), kakak tiri (older), adik tiri (younger) Irish: leasdeartháir m Italian: fratellastro (it) m Japanese: 義兄弟 (ja) (ぎきょうだい, gikyōdai) Kashmiri: وورٕ بوے‎ (vōrụ bōy) Kurdish: Central Kurdish: زِڕبِرا‎ (zirrbira) Latin: (please verify) vitrici filius m (1), (please verify) novercae filius m (2) Macedonian: полубрат m (polubrat) Maori: tungāne kē (of a female) Norman: d'mié-fréthe m, fréthe emprunté m Norwegian: Bokmål: stebror m Nynorsk: stebror m Persian: برادندر‎ (barâdandar), نابرادری‎ (fa) (nabaradari) Polish: przybrany brat m Portuguese: irmão de criação m Russian: сво́дный брат m (svódnyj brat) Scottish Gaelic: leas-bhràthair m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: полубрат m Roman: polubrat (sh) m Sicilian: fratastru Slovak: nevlastný brat m Slovene: polbrat m Spanish: hermanastro m Swedish: styvbror (sv) c, plastbror c, bonusbror Taos: p’ǫ́yna (younger), pòpóna (older) Volapük: lublod (vo), hilugem Yiddish: שטיפֿברודער‎ m (shtifbruder)

stepson of one's parent

Bulgarian: заварен брат m (zavaren brat) Finnish: velipuoli (fi)

Further reading

• Sibling on Wikipedia.Wikipedia