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niece [niːs] n
a daughter of one's sister or brother [from Old French: niece, granddaughter, ultimately from Latin neptis granddaughter] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations niece n → Nichte f niece → بَنْت الأخت neteř niece Nichte ανηψιά sobrina sisarentytär nièce nećakinja nipote 姪 조카딸 nichtje niese siostrzenica sobrinha племянница brorsdotter/systerdotter หลานสาว yeğen cháu gái 侄女或外甥女 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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"The circumstances under which my niece Isabel has left Lady Lydiard's house," Miss Pink proceeded, "are so indescribably painful--I will go further, I will say so deeply humiliating--that I have forbidden her to refer to them again in my presence, or to mention them in the future to any living creature besides myself. "I have come here at great personal inconvenience," I said, "to serve the interests of your niece and your family, and I think I have established some slight claim to be favoured with your attention in return. "My poor niece became insane," continued the physician, after a few moment's silence. |
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