concunhada in other languages

• English
  

• Portuguese
  

• Spanish
  

• Zazaki
  

• 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
  

• 
  

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Esperanto
  

• French
  

• Icelandic
  

• Inupiak
  

• Italian
  

• Korean
  

• Malay
  

• Persian
  

• Tagalog
  

• Turkish
  

• Vietnamese
  

• English
  

• Armenian
  

• Catalan
  

• Chinese
  

• Mandarin
  

• Czech
  

• Dutch
  

• Esperanto
  

• Estonian
  

• Finnish
  

• French
  

• 
  

• Hungarian
  

• Icelandic
  

• Italian
  

• Norman
  

• Northern Sami
  

• Norwegian
  

• Portuguese
  

• Romanian
  

• Russian
  

• Scots
  

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Cyrillic
  

• Roman
  

• Spanish
  

• Swedish
  

• Turkish
  

• English
  

• Armenian
  

• Catalan
  

• Czech
  

• Dutch
  

• Esperanto
  

• Estonian
  

• Finnish
  

• French
  

• 
  

• Hungarian
  

• Icelandic
  

• Italian
  

• Latgalian
  

• Latvian
  

• Lithuanian
  

• Norman
  

• Northern Sami
  

• Norwegian
  

• Portuguese
  

• Romanian
  

• Russian
  

• Scots
  

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Cyrillic
  

• Roman
  

• Seri
  

• Spanish
  

• Swedish
  

• Tamil
  

• Torres Strait Creole
  

• Turkish
  

• Indonesian
  

• 
  

• 
  

• Telugu
  

• English
  

• Armenian
  

• Catalan
  

• Chinese
  

• Esperanto
  

• French
  

• Galician
  

• Greek
  

• Icelandic
  

• Inupiak
  

• Italian
  

• Japanese
  

• Korean
  

• Malay
  

• Nahuatl
  

• Portuguese
  

• Russian
  

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Cyrillic
  

• Roman
  

• Spanish
  

• Tagalog
  

• Turkish