What is my cousin's husband to me?
Your cousin's husband is informally your cousin-in-law. He is related to you by marriage, not blood, and there is no official title.
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There is no formal name; “cousin-in-law” is the usual informal term. Not a blood relative.
Most people call a cousin's husband (or wife) a cousin-in-law. It isn't an official title, but it's widely understood. He is not your brother-in-law; that's your sister's husband or your spouse's brother.
The same informal term covers your spouse's cousin.
How we worked it out
Follow the chain one step at a time:
- Your cousin: first cousin (2 up, 2 down)
- Your cousin's husband: cousin-in-law
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Related questions
- Is my cousin's husband my brother-in-law?
- No. A brother-in-law is your spouse's brother or your sister's husband. Your cousin's husband is informally your cousin-in-law.
- Is my cousin's wife related to me?
- Only by marriage. Expect no shared DNA unless you're connected some other way.
More family relationship answers
- What is my husband's grandma to me?grandmother-in-law
- What is my sister's husband's brother to me?no standard name
- What is my daughter-in-law's mother to me?co-mother-in-law
- What is my husband's brother's wife to me?sister-in-law
- What is my cousin's daughter to me?first cousin once removed
- What are my cousin's kids to my kids?second cousin
- Is my cousin's child my niece or nephew?first cousin once removed
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