Oh, these family ties, especially not by blood. While you explain who your second great-grandfather, sister-in-law or cousin uncle is breaking your head. Compiling a family tree is also not an option, especially if many children are born in each knee. Newfangled foreign expressions of godfather, son in law or cousin are also confusing.
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The farther the work on cultivating the family tree will be in full swing, the compiler will climb into the great jungle. It is always interesting where you came from and where you are moving. Cousin is only one link in your large family. Saving information about ancestors is important for their descendants. If no one took this up to you, it's time to start acting. Everyone will have to enter into the huge scheme: father, mother, sisters, brothers, nephews and nieces, godfathers, matchmakers, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law and so on.
Cousin - who is it?
Foreign words have long enslaved the language, and not everyone will orient that this is a cousin. Do you know that you also have a cousin? Who is this and what connects it with you? The terminology is sometimes striking in richness, but each word has its own etymology and history of origin. Since ancient times, types of kinship have been distributed as follows:
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