In other languages: двоюрідний брат (Ukrainian), Cousin (German), cousin (French), primo (Spanish), kuzynka (Polish).
Arabic
ابن عمibn ʕamm
Also: ابن عمة, بنت عم
Armenian
զարմիկzarmik
Also: զարմուհի
Asturian
primu
Also: prima
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Azerbaijani
əmioğlu
Also: dayıoğlu, əmiqızı
Basque
lehengusu
Also: lehengusina
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Belarusian
стрыечны братstryjéčny brat
Also: кузэн, стрыечная сястра
Bosnian
rođak≈
Also: bratic, bratučed
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Bulgarian
братовчедbratovčéd
Also: братовчедка
Catalan
cosí
Also: cosina
Croatian
rođak≈
Also: bratic, bratučed
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Czech
bratranec
Also: sestřenice
Danish
fætter
Also: kusine
Dutch
neef
Also: nicht, volle neef
English
cousin/ˈkʌzn̩/
Estonian
nõbu
Also: tädipoeg, täditütar
Finnish
serkku
French
cousin
Also: cousine
Friulian
cusin
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Galician
primo
Also: curmán, prima
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Georgian
ბიძაშვილიbiʒašvili
Also: დეიდაშვილი, მამიდაშვილი
German
Cousin
Also: Cousine, Vetter
Greek
ξάδερφοςxáderfos
Hebrew
דּוֹדָןdodan
Also: בן־דוד, דּוֹדָנִית
Hindi
चचेरी बहनcacerī bahan
Also: चचेरा भाई, फुफेरा भाई
Hungarian
unokatestvér
Icelandic
frændi
Also: frænka
Irish
col ceathrair
Also: col ceathar
Italian
cugino
Also: cugina
Japanese
いとこitoko
Also: 従兄, 従兄弟
Kazakh
бөлеböle
Korean
사촌sachon
Also: 종형제
Latin
sobrinus
Also: patruelis, sobrina
Latvian
brālēns
Also: māsīca
Lithuanian
pusbrolis
Also: pusseserė
Macedonian
братучедbrátučed
Also: братучеда
Maltese
kuġin
Also: kuġina
Norwegian Bokmål
søskenbarn
Also: kusine, vetter
Occitan
cosin
Also: cosina
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Persian
پسرخالهpesarxâle
Also: پسرعمو, دخترعمو
Polish
kuzynka
Also: kuzyn
Portuguese
primo
Also: prima
Romanian
văr
Also: vară, verișoară
Romansh
cusrin
Also: cusdrin, cusregn
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Russian
двоюродный братdvojúrodnyj brat
Also: двоюродная сестра, кузен
Sardinian
fradibi
Also: fradile, fradili
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Scottish Gaelic
co-ogha
Also: dà-ghlùn, mac-bràthar-athar
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Serbian
рођак
Also: братић, братучед
Slovak
bratranec
Also: sesternica
Slovene
bratranec
Also: sestrična
Spanish
primo
Also: cousin, prima
Swedish
kusin
Turkish
amcaçocuğu
Also: amcakızı, amcaoğlu
Ukrainian
двоюрідний братdvojúridnyj brat
Also: брат у перших, двоюрідна сестра
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Venetian
darman
Also: đerman, xerman
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Walloon
cuzén
Also: cuzene
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Welsh
cefnder
Also: cefndryd, cyfnither
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