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godson/daughter
godfather/mother
el/la ahijado/a
la madrina/el padrino
great-grandson/daughter
great-grandfather/mother
el/la bisnieto/a
el/la bisabuelo/a
stepbrother/sister
stepson/daughter
stepmother/father
hermanastro/a
hijastro/a
madrastra/padrastro
daughter-in-law
son-in-law
father/mother-in-law
la nuera
el yerno
el/la suegro/a
grandson/daughter
el/la nieto/a
bachelor/ette
el/la soltero/a
old bachelor/maid
el solterón
la solterona
widow/er
viuda/o