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Hindi term or phrase:
jija ji
English translation:
Sister's Husband/ Brother-in-Law
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Ritu Bhanot
Oct 3, 2004 06:03
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you are their jija ji
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Brother-in-law i.e. Sister's husband
Brother-in-law, Sister's husband to be exact.
In Hindi most relations are exact.
Unlike english where brother-in-law can also mean wife's brother/ husband's brother... Jija ji/ jeeja ji means just one's sister's husband.
The complete sentence would mean:
You are their brother-in-law.
In Hindi most relations are exact.
Unlike english where brother-in-law can also mean wife's brother/ husband's brother... Jija ji/ jeeja ji means just one's sister's husband.
The complete sentence would mean:
You are their brother-in-law.
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