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Meanings
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Specifically refers to one's daughter's husband. More precise than 義理の息子, which can also mean a stepson.
My son-in-law will be transferred overseas next month.
I did some gardening with my son-in-law.
Usage patterns
- 〈人〉の娘婿になるto become someone's son-in-law
He became the company president's son-in-law.
- 娘婿を迎えるto welcome a son-in-law into the family
They decided to take in a son-in-law as their heir.