home.social

#consanguinity — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #consanguinity, aggregated by home.social.

  1. So, my cousin had a baby, how do you call this kind of #kinship?

    As it turns out, the term differs a lot from #language to language:

    #English: first cousin once removed.

    #French: little cousin (petite-cousine)

    #German: niece of the second degree (Nichte zweiten Grades)

    #Esperanto: second ranked niece (duaranga nevino)

    How do you say in your language? 🤗

    #family #Consanguinity

  2. So, my cousin had a baby, how do you call this kind of #kinship?

    As it turns out, the term differs a lot from #language to language:

    #English: first cousin once removed.

    #French: little cousin (petite-cousine)

    #German: niece of the second degree (Nichte zweiten Grades)

    #Esperanto: second ranked niece (duaranga nevino)

    How do you say in your language? 🤗

    #family #Consanguinity

  3. So, my cousin had a baby, how do you call this kind of #kinship?

    As it turns out, the term differs a lot from #language to language:

    #English: first cousin once removed.

    #French: little cousin (petite-cousine)

    #German: niece of the second degree (Nichte zweiten Grades)

    #Esperanto: second ranked niece (duaranga nevino)

    How do you say in your language? 🤗

    #family #Consanguinity

  4. So, my cousin had a baby, how do you call this kind of #kinship?

    As it turns out, the term differs a lot from #language to language:

    #English: first cousin once removed.

    #French: little cousin (petite-cousine)

    #German: niece of the second degree (Nichte zweiten Grades)

    #Esperanto: second ranked niece (duaranga nevino)

    How do you say in your language? 🤗

    #family #Consanguinity

  5. So, my cousin had a baby, how do you call this kind of #kinship?

    As it turns out, the term differs a lot from #language to language:

    #English: first cousin once removed.

    #French: little cousin (petite-cousine)

    #German: niece of the second degree (Nichte zweiten Grades)

    #Esperanto: second ranked niece (duaranga nevino)

    How do you say in your language? 🤗

    #family #Consanguinity