Any person has relatives, but not everyone knows that several levels of kinship are supposed. It is also interesting that in addition to the usual names of kinship relations, there are also ancient names, some of which have received a different meaning in modern life.
Degrees of kinship
- The first stage of kinship is the relationship between daughter and father, son and mother, son and father, daughter and mother.
- The second stage of kinship should include the relationship between grandchildren and grandfather and grandmother.
- To the third degree of kinship relations equate those between great-grandchildren and great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers, as well as the relationship between nephews and aunts with uncles.
- For the fourth degree of kinship, cousins and brothers, nephews (nieces) and cousins of grandfather and grandmother are suitable.
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The modern scheme of family ties is often limited only by the kinship of the first and second stages, but we simply forget about the status of other close and familiar people. For example, one and the same young woman can be given four different statuses, depending on who assigns this status: son, daughter, daughter-in-law, daughter-in-law. And not everyone knows about the name of the wife of the son. It would seem that if the conversation is on the phone, your interlocutor, having heard such different names, will think that there are different women on the other end of the wire, but in practice she is one., ? ( ). — , . , , , . , . , , . .
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In families where they try to maintain warm relations in which deep respect, mutual understanding, sincere care, love prevail, the parents of the spouse do not expect the division of young women into their own daughters and those who married their sons, that is, outsiders from the point of view direct kinship of girls.That is why in such families, mother-in-law often makes such appeals as “daughter, daughter” to the son’s wife. In the family, the role of the true guardian of the family hearth is assumed for the daughter-in-law or daughter-in-law. This woman is not just giving birth, raising a child (children), . . , , , — , -. , , , , .
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