el
masculine
/ˈsweɣɾo/
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Translation
father-in-law
Word origin
From Latin socer ('father-in-law'), from an older Indo-European root shared with English 'sire' and related family terms.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- socer
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralsuegros
Examples
pescar .
My father-in-law taught me to fish last summer.
.
We are going to have lunch at my in-laws' house on Sunday.
Ana carpintero.
Ana's father-in-law works as a carpenter.
¿ ?
Does your father-in-law live near you?
.
I get on very well with my father-in-law.
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