šurjakinja Estonian -

1.

• Englishco-sister-in-law

• Englishone's brother-in-law or sister-in-law's sister

• Portugueseconcunhada

• Spanishconcuñada

• Zazakinıyac

• Languages which have words for this relationship which are distinct from the word for sister-in-law. Not all are attested to have the second meaning above, though this may sometimes be an oversight

• Chinese 妯娌 zhóuli (collectively, refers to wives of brothers, addressing a single person, refers to a woman's husband's brother's wife)

• Serbo-Croatiancheckjetrva, checkјетрва qualifier

• Esperantocheckkunbofratino

• Frenchqualifierfr

• GermancheckSchwippschwägerin, checkSchwiegerschwägerin

• Icelandicchecksvilkona

• Inupiakqualifierik

• Italiancheckconcognata

• Koreancheck동서

• Malayqualifierms

• Persiancheckجارى

• Tagalogqualifiertl

• Turkishqualifiertr

• Vietnamesequalifiervi

2.

• Englishsister-in-law

• Englishwife's brother's wife

• Armenianհարս

• Catalancunyada

• Chinese

• Mandarin舅嫂

• Czechšvagrová

• Dutchschoonzus

• Esperantobofratino

• Estoniankäli

• Finnishkäly

• Frenchbelle-sœur

• GermanSchwägerin

• Hebre גִּיסָה

• Hungariansógornő

• Icelandicsvilkona

• Italiancognata

• Normanbelle-soeu

• Northern Samispile

• Norwegiansvigerinne

• Portuguesemulher/esposa do cunhadocunhada

• Romaniancumnată

• Russianневе́стка

• Scotsguid-sister

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicшурјакиња

• Romanšurjakinja

• Spanishcuñada

• Swedishsvägerska

• Turkishelti

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