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Definition of nephew in English Turkish dictionary
- {i} yeğen (erkek)
- erkek yeğen
Erkek yeğenim hala genç olduğu için onlar onun üzerine gitmedi.
-Because my nephew was still young, they cut him some slack.
Bir erkek yeğenim var. O bir barmen.
-I have a nephew. He's a bartender.
- (isim) yeğen (erkek)
- nepho- önek bulut
- yeğen
Yeğenimin yumurtalara alerjisi var.
-My nephew is allergic to eggs.
Kız kardeşim oğlu Jimmy benim favori yeğenimdir.
-My sister's son Jimmy is my favorite nephew.
- yeğeni
- great nephew
- büyük erkek yeğen
- great nephew
- kardeş torunu (erkek)
- i am with my nephew
- yeğenim ile beraberim
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Definition of nephew in English English dictionary
- A son of one's sibling, brother-in-law, or sister-in-law; either a son of one's brother (fraternal nephew) or a son of one's sister (sororal nephew)
- a son of your brother or sister
- {n} the son of a brother or sister
- Nephew is a term referring to the son of one's sibling or spouse's sibling, and niece to the daughter of one's sibling or spouse's sibling
- sister's sons, brother's sone
- Someone's nephew is the son of their sister or brother. I am planning a 25th birthday party for my nephew. the son of your brother or sister, or the son of your husband's or wife's brother or sister niece, uncle uncle, aunt aunt (neveu, from nepos )
- {i} son of one's brother or sister
- siostrzeniec [SHAWSH-treh-nets] You can only have a nephew when a sibling (like a sister, siostra) has a boy Extend siostra to siostrzeniec Date of entry: 9 April 2000
- The son of a brother or a sister, or of a brother-in-law or sister-in-law
- A grandson or grandchild, or remoter lineal descendant
- A son of ones sibling, either a son of ones brother (fraternal nephew) or a son of ones sister (sororal nephew)
- In modern terms, the son of a person's brothers or sisters In some old records, however, this term could have applied to a niece
- nephew-in-law
- Son-in-law of someone's brother. (fraternal nephew-in-law)
- nephew-in-law
- Rare. wife of someone's nephew. (Usually called a nephew)
- nephew-in-law
- Son-in-law of someone's brother-in-law
- nephew-in-law
- Son-in-law of someone's sister-in-law
- Cardinal Nephew
- Any officeholder of that position
- Cardinal Nephew
- The position of the Secretarius Papae et superintendens status ecclesiasticæ in the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Holy See
- Nephew.
- neve
- cardinal-nephew
- Any cardinal created by the nepotism of a Pope
- fraternal nephew
- The son of one's brother
- great-nephew
- grandson of one’s sibling or sibling's spouse, son of one’s nephew or niece, one's sibling's child's male child
- great-nephew
- one’s son’s or daughter's nephew
- half nephew
- Son of one's half brother or half sister
- half-nephew
- Alternative spelling of half nephew
- sororal nephew
- The son of one's sister
- step-nephew
- The stepson of someone's brother or sister
- step-nephew
- The son of someone's stepbrother or stepsister
- great nephew
- son of one's own niece or nephew, nephew of the second generation
- great-nephew
- a son of your niece or nephew
- nephews
- plural of nephew
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nephew
Hyphenation
neph·ewTurkish pronunciation
nefyuPronunciation
/ˈnefyo͞o/ /ˈnɛfjuː/
Etymology
[ ne-(")fyü, chiefly Bri ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English neveu, nepheu "nephew, grandson" from Old French neveu "nephew, grandson" (Modern French neveu "nephew") from Latin nepōtem, accusative of nepōs "nephew, grandson" from Proto-Indo-European *nepot- (“grandchild, sister's son”). Akin to Old High German nevo "nephew, grandson" (German Neffe "nephew"). Displaced native Middle English neve, neave "nephew, grandson" (from Old English nefa "nephew, grandson").Resimler
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