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Meanings of fraternal nephew or niece in English

Russian
ребёнок брата
Portuguese
sobrinha ou sobrinho fraternal
Catalan
fills del germà
Spanish
hijo o hija del hermano
f. fraternal niece

Child of a brother or half-brother.

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      ребёнок брата
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      Examples for "fraternal niece or nephew"
      Examples for "fraternal niece or nephew"
      1
      The young woman whom you saw go in is my brother's child.
      The World's Greatest Books — Volume 03 — Fiction
      2
      I am still 'is dear brother's child, and he cannot forget it.
      The Man Upstairs and Other Stories
      3
      Dr. Bogan in Forrest City, Arkansas always said I was his brother's child.
      Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
      4
      You are my brother's child and I am a lonely woman.
      The Lighted Way
      5
      But even now I cannot forget that you are my dear brother's child.
      The Man Upstairs and Other Stories
      1
      A Term generally applied to the children of brothers or sisters.
      Pinnock's improved edition of Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome / ...
      1
      He was a widower, and childless, but he had a niece, the child of a brother, whom he adopted.
      Fred Markham in Russia; Or, The Boy Travellers in the Land of th...
      2
      There was a little girl in the house when we arrived-allelse were in the field- astupid ,solemn ,prettychild , the child of a brother.
      Balcony Stories
      3
      The children of a brother and sister are cousins; the children of the latter are cousins, and so downwards indefinitely.
      Houses and House-Life of the American Aborigines
      4
      Noah had brought up in his family from their early childhood the children of a brother who died penniless in Vermont.
      A Lieutenant at Eighteen