Names of brothers and sisters

The names of brothers and sisters can be divided into the following categories:

Blood brothers and sisters: brothers, brothers, sisters, sisters.

Siblings of collateral blood relatives: cousins, cousins, cousins.

Cousins (maternal cousins): uncles and cousins, aunts and cousins: cousins, cousins.

There is also a cousin called aunt: also called cousin.

Spouses of the above brothers and sisters: cousins (sister-in-law, sister-in-law and brother-in-law).

Table (aunt, aunt).

As the saying goes, "one generation of relatives, two generations of representatives, three generations of idleness" not only shows the intimacy of relatives, but also shows the complexity of relatives.

Children born in the "only child" era, many people have no chance to feel the complexity of the extended family, and are unfamiliar with or even completely ignorant of many appellations between relatives, so there are not a few people who make jokes.

According to the characteristics of Hakka dialect, Bian Xiao collected information on the Internet and sorted out a complete set of Hakka kinship terms for your reference, so as to understand how to address relatives. The following titles should be read in Hakka dialect. If there are any mistakes or omissions, please correct them in the comments at the end of the article. thank you

1, elder article

Grandpa Gao: Gong Bai.

Grandma Gao: Grandma Bai.

Great-grandfather: Gong Tai (Gong Tai).

Great-grandmother: Artest (great-grandmother).

Grandpa's father: Sister.

Grandfather's wife: Grandmother.

Grandpa: Grandpa.

Grandma: mother-in-law

Grandfather: Grandfather (sister).

Grandma: mother-in-law

Father: Dad.

Mother: Grandma (Grandma, Amy, Amy).

Grandfather: Chang Lao (ordinary people are old).

Mother-in-law: the eldest woman (the eldest woman).

Grandfather: My grandfather (official).

Mother-in-law: housewife (mother).

Grandfather's brothers: uncle and uncle.

Grandpa's sister-in-law: Uncle and aunt.

Grandpa's brother-in-law and brother-in-law: Uncle.

Grandpa's sister: Aunt.

Grandma's brother: Uncle.

Grandmother's sister-in-law: Grandmother.

Grandma's brother-in-law and brother-in-law: uncle.

Grandma's sister: My aunt.

Grandfather's brothers: uncle and uncle.

Grandpa's sister: Aunt.

Grandma's brother: Aunt.

Grandma's sister: Aunt.

Dad's brother: Bo; His wife said: Mom.

Dad's brother: uncle; His wife said: Aunt.

Dad's sister: aunt; Her husband said: Uncle.

Mother's brother: uncle; His wife said: Uncle.

Mother's sister: aunt; Her husband's name is "Yi Chang".

2. Peer articles

Brother: Brother, brother.

Sister-in-law: sister-in-law, brother, new uncle.

Brother, brother: Uncle, uncle.

Husband and sister: big sister and aunt.

Wife and brother: brother.

Wife and sister: elder sister and younger sister.

Sister's husband: brother-in-law

Sister's husband: Sister's husband.

Children of fathers and brothers: uncles and brothers and sisters.

Children of parents and sisters and children of brothers and sisters of one mother: cousins.

3. Elementary articles

Son: Larry (Laizi); Daughter: Sister (younger sister).

Daughter-in-law: new uncle; Son-in-law: Husband.

Grandson: grandson; Granddaughter: granddaughter.

Sister's children: nephews/nieces (touching feet).

Brother's children: nephews/nieces.

Grandson (great-grandson): A Xue.

There are many mistakes and omissions in kinship terms in some areas of Hakka. For example, some families call their parents "uncles and aunts" or even "uncles and aunts", but this is not a common title for special reasons, so it is not included.

Some names are different in different areas. As for other mistakes and omissions in the article, I hope you can correct them in the comments.