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niece
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niece  (ns)
n.
1. The daughter of one's brother or sister or of the brother or sister of one's spouse.
2. The illegitimate daughter of an ecclesiastic who has taken a vow of celibacy.

[Middle English nece, from Old French, from Vulgar Latin *neptia, from Latin neptis; see nept- in Indo-European roots.]

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
Noun1.nieceniece - a daughter of your brother or sister
grandniece, great-niece - a daughter of your niece or nephew
kinswoman - a female relative
nephew - a son of your brother or sister
Translations
niece [niːs] Nsobrina f

niece [ˈniːs] nnièce f
my niece → ma nièce
my nieces and nephews → mes nièces et neveux

niece
nNichte f

niece [niːs] nnipote f (di zii)
niece [niːs] nnipote f (di zii)

niece nephew
niece بَنْت الأخت neteř niece Nichte ανηψιά sobrina sisarentytär nièce nećakinja nipote 조카딸 nichtje niese siostrzenica sobrinha племянница brorsdotter/systerdotter หลานสาว yeğen cháu gái 侄女或外甥女


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