Lingaku- son-in-law (used by wife's family)
- uncle (husband of father's sister)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- son-in-law (used by wife's family)
- uncle (husband of father's sister)
This meaning refers to the term used by a wife's family to refer to her husband. It emphasizes the familial relationship and often carries a connotation of respect.
This meaning designates the husband's relation to the father's sister, making it a term for a specific type of uncle in Chinese family relationships.
Generated collocations (experimental)
gū ye姑爷son-in-law (used by wife's family)qìng jia亲家gū ye姑爷son-in-law by marriagegū ye姑爷hūn lǐ婚礼son-in-law's weddinggū ye姑爷de的fù mǔ父母parents of the son-in-lawzhāo招gū ye姑爷to invite the son-in-law overgū ye姑爷chēng wèi称谓title for the son-in-lawxiǎo gū小姑yé爷young son-in-lawjīn shì今世gū ye姑爷this generation's son-in-lawgū ye姑爷jiā tíng家庭son-in-law's familygū ye姑爷guān xi关系relationship with the son-in-lawgū ye姑爷jué sè角色role of the son-in-lawgū ye姑爷jiā rén家人family members of the son-in-lawgū ye姑爷de的qī zǐ妻子son-in-law's wifegū ye姑爷de的hái zi孩子son-in-law's child