Wintercrossing got the idea, and I started this glossary. I have added the Spanish translation to most words, and also some words in French and Italian (the ones I remembered).

Feel free to add as many words and languages as possible!

 

There is a German section now. I also shaded every other line to make reading long rows easier.

 

I added a Portuguese section,
Best wishes,
Katty

 

Great Earth Dragon and Katuka. You did a good and helpful job! Thanks!

 

Hi All,
I completed the French section and made some minor corrections.
Also, about great-grandfather / mother, shouldn't it be bisabuelos instead of tatarabuelos? I have not modified that part.
Cheers!

 

En français ne dit-on pas "demoiselle d'honneur" plutôt que "dame d'honneur" lorsqu'il s'agit d'un mariage ?

 

I just added a Tagalog section.

Blessings! ^_^

 

I added the Basque words

 

Oui il me semble que "demoiselle d'honneur" est le bon terme

 

I've contributed the Russian version

 

Here's the Turkish translations: The%252520Family%252520Glossary%2525282%252529%25281%2529-1(1)

 

The Family in Welsh - Y Teulu yn Gymraeg. I hope to supply more traditional names for the -in-laws later. Please note also the omission of

aunt/aunty/auntie.

I have tried to supply this, but suspect better editors than I can place it in the right place. Also, Welsh has "cyfyder" (m) for second cousin.

Cofion,

Sion

 

Here are some more family members in Welsh, which, although less common, are still perfectly acceptable.

cyfyrdes (f.) > female second cousin
caifn (m/f) > third cousin
gorchaifn (m/f) > fourth cousin
gorchaw (m/f) > fifth cousin

chwegr > mother-in-law
chwegrwn > father-in-law
daw > son-in-law
gwaudd > daughter-in-law

Pob hwyl

 

Mae'n ddrwg gen i, dw i'n dal i gael trafferth sut i ychwanegu atodiadau...

Apologies, I'm still having problems how to add attachments...

 

Swedish! (although it's hard to translate some tems equivalent to english?spanish)
Anna