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Meanings of sororal nibling in English
Russian
ребёнок сестры Portuguese
sobrinha ou sobrinho sororal Catalan
fills de la germana Spanish
hijo o hija de la hermana f. sororal niece
Child of a sister or half-sister.
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Examples for "sororal niece or nephew"
Examples for "sororal niece or nephew"
1
A relative of mine; in fact a niece, my only sister's child.
2
Men saw the bishop with Eckewart lead his sister's child to Gotelind.
3
One day he was watching the cradle of his sister's child.
4
His own sister's child, he said, was thus held in captivity.
5
She would find some means of protecting her own sister's child.
1
Few children of sisters see each other so seldom as Annina and I!
2
The records of the First Church at Salem, Sept. 3, 1648, give the baptism of "Joseph and Sarah, children of Sister Towne."
1
His wife was the daughter of Mrs. Beckford, who was the only child of a sister of the deceased.
2
These are the children of a sister of Hillel Besso, brought to Damascus for change of air.
3
46-49 are those of various members of the Henslow family, where the brothers, sisters, and some children of a sister have the peculiarity.
Translations for sororal nibling
Catalan