Yerno (en. Son-in-law)

/ˈjerno/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Husband of the daughter.

My son-in-law is very kind.

Mi yerno es muy amable.

Person married to the direct descendant of another.

I saw my son-in-law at the park yesterday.

Ayer vi a mi yerno en el parque.

Man who participates in a family relationship through marriage.

I feel lucky to have a son-in-law like him.

Me siento afortunada de tener un yerno como él.

From Latin 'gener', which means 'son-in-law' or 'son-in-law of the children'.

favorite son-in-law

The son-in-law who is most valued by the in-laws.

yerno preferido

golden son-in-law

A son-in-law who is very loved and valued in the family.

yerno de oro

adoptive son-in-law

The son-in-law who is not biological but is considered part of the family.

yerno adoptivo

father-in-law

Father of the husband or wife.

suegro

sister-in-law

Sister of the husband or wife of the son-in-law.

cuñada

daughter-in-law

Wife of the son.

nuera

little son-in-law

My little son-in-law always surprises us with nice gestures.

Mi yernito siempre nos sorprende con buenos detalles.

big son-in-law

That big son-in-law who came to the party was very funny.

Ese yernazo que trajo a la fiesta era muy divertido.