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舅姑 Pronunciation and Pinyin

舅姑 Usage and Examples

parents-in-law

husband's parents

The characters in 舅姑

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
舅
jiù13maternal uncle
姑
gū8father's sister

More words starting with 舅

  • jiù舅mā妈Aunt (mother's brother's wife)
  • jiù舅sǎo嫂wife of one's wife's brother
  • jiù舅zǐ子wife's brother; brother-in-law
  • jiù舅mǔ母wife of mother's brother
  • jiù舅fù父mother's brother
  • jiù舅jiu舅Mother's brother or maternal uncle.

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Questions about 舅姑

What does 舅姑 mean in Chinese?

舅姑 (jiù gū) means “parents-in-law, husband's parents”.

How do you pronounce 舅姑?

舅姑 is pronounced jiù gū in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “parents-in-law” in Chinese?

“parents-in-law” is 舅姑 (jiù gū) in Chinese.

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