What kind of kinship is Mom

A mother's sister (i.e., aunt, aunt) may be called "Mom" or "Mom".Eminem”。If it is Nanning vernacular, Mumu or Eminem both refer to ladies who are older than their mothers, and can also refer to middle-aged and elderly women.

Mum, a Chinese word.

The term "brother-in-law" also refers to a nun.

Relatives salutation:

1. Zu: refers to the father's father. The written language is called "grandfather", and the colloquial language is called "grandfather".

To the father's mother, the written word is "grandmother" and the colloquial word is "grandma". to the mother's father as "maternal grandfather", "grandfather" or "grandfather"; The mother's mother is called "grandmother", "grandmother" or "grandmother". Sun:

Refers to the son of the son, generally called "grandson".

2. Father: refers to the father, and also refers to the male of the same generation as the father, such as uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, etc. Zi: Refers to the son.

3. Mother: refers to the mother, and also refers to the women of the same generation as the mother, such as aunts, aunts, and aunts; Aunts, aunts, etc. Female: Refers to a daughter.

4. Brother: refers to the elder of the brothers, also known as "elder brother" in colloquial language. Younger brother: Younger brother, also refers to a male who is the same generation as a younger brother.

5. Sister: Sister, also refers to women of the same generation as the sister. Sister: Younger sister, or a woman of the same generation as her sister.

6. Bo: Father's brother. It also refers to older men of the same age as their fathers, generally called "uncles" and "uncles".

Uncle: Refers to the father's younger brother or a younger male who is the same age as the father, generally called "uncle". Aunt:

Refers to the father's sister. and the husband's sisters. There are also distinctions of "aunt", "aunt", "aunt", "second aunt" and "sister-in-law".

7. Uncle: refers to the mother's brother or a male of the same age as the mother's brother. and his wife's brother. Aunt: Refers to the mother's sister or a female surname of the same age as the mother's sister. and the wife's sister.

1.The name of the brother-in-law to the brother-in-law. 2.Refers to nuns.

Grandparents, grandparents.

Aunts and uncles, aunts and uncles.

Brother and sister me.

Is that so??

It's quite pro.

Generally, it's either called aunt or aunt.

Or add a table word.

It's up to your mom to see if your mom has a good relationship with them.

Today's basic meaning of the word is: refers to a person who is related to oneself by blood or marriage.

In ancient times, there were three explanations:

Relatives refer to the inside of the clan, and relatives outside the clan.

In the pre-Qin period, it could refer to close relatives, such as parents, wives, sisters-in-law, uncles, brothers, children and nephews.

Generally refers to relatives inside and outside.

Ancient times: In the pre-Qin period, it could refer to close relatives, such as parents, wives, sisters-in-law, uncles, brothers, children and nephews. The latter generally refers to relatives inside and outside. The ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty scholar Kong Yingda's annotation on relatives is: relatives refer to the clan, and relatives speak outside the clan.

Modern: In modern times, there is no longer a clear distinction between the inside and outside of the clan, and it generally refers to relatives.

It is a different meaning from ancient to modern, and "relative" in the ancient text is two words, pro refers to relatives, and relatives refer to people who have a relationship with you. We often hear that the emperor's relatives refer to the emperor's relatives and people who are related to the imperial family.

"Relative" is a different meaning from ancient to modern.

Relatives [Jinyi]:

collateral relatives; Guyi]:

refers to the father and brothers, and refers to the relatives in the family.

[Jinyi]:

collateral relatives; Guyi]:

refers to the father and brothers, and refers to the relatives in the family.

There is no blood relationship, strictly speaking, there is no kinship, but since it is the daughter of your aunt's younger brother, that is, your aunt's niece, it can be regarded as a little related.

Your father's brother's wife is your mother, her brother is your brother's uncle, and his daughter is your cousin's cousin, and of course your relative, indirect relative.

Not really a relative, not a little blood related. If you don't have a relationship with your mother, you're a stranger.

Are you a man or a woman? Is that child from your mother's side or your father's side? Let's be careful!