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Definition of Uncle
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Hyponyms: great-uncle, granduncle
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| Albanian: dajë and xhaxha | Armenian: հորեղբայր and մորեղբայր | ||
| Bosnian: stric and tetak and ujak | Chinese: 舅父 and 姑父 and 姨父 | ||
| Croatian: stric and ujak | Danish: farbror and morbror and onkel | ||
| Dutch: oom | Finnish: eno and enopuoli and setä and setäpuoli | ||
| French: oncle | Frisian: omke | ||
| German: Onkel | Hebrew: דוד | ||
| Hungarian: nagybácsi | Icelandic: föðurbróðir and móðurbróðir | ||
| Interlingua: oncle | Italian: zio | ||
| Latin: avunculus and patruus | Malayalam: അമ്മാവന് | ||
| Polish: stryj and wuj | Portuguese: tio | ||
| Russian: дядя | Slovene: stric | ||
| Spanish: tío | Swedish: farbror and morbror | ||
| Tamil: (ath'thim'ber) and (mama) and பெரியப்ப | Turkish: amca and dayı | ||
| Vietnamese: bác and cậu | |||
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