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Meanings of maternal aunt in английском
Mother's sister.
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Usage of maternal aunt in английском
1
Three of the family's other children are living with a maternal aunt.
2
Mrs. Hatton was his maternal aunt, sister of the last Viscount Hatton.-C.
3
He has two maternal uncles and one maternal aunt with mental retardation.
4
Dayaram's maternal aunt played matchmaker when it came time for him to marry.
5
Similar phenotypes were present in a maternal aunt and uncle.
6
Kate Brophy had established that Savannah's mother was dead, but had located a maternal aunt.
7
I have a maternal aunt named like yourself.
8
Ten years ago authorities in Missouri had investigated the kidnapping of a toddler by her maternal aunt.
9
He apologized for the absence of Mrs. Markland, a maternal aunt of Constance, who kept house for them.
10
And her maternal aunt, Lady Callandar.'
11
The child is understood to be in the care of his maternal aunt while his father recovers in hospital.
12
Mrs. Dowse, my maternal aunt, has often related to me her pride and delight at visiting at the Rev.
13
Lonergan is Donovan's maternal aunt.
14
We often find children who offer a striking resemblance to a paternal grandfather, a maternal aunt or a maternal great-grandmother.
15
Alexandra's maternal aunt and uncle lived in Tallgatan, a street halfway between the centre of Fjällbacka and the Sälvik campground.
16
Edith's filial sorrow was renewed in the loss of her maternal aunt, and her tenderest sympathy reciprocated the tears of her son.
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Translations for maternal aunt
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Maternal aunt through the time
Maternal aunt across language varieties
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