Family is the primary unit of the society. If you are learning the Nepali or English language or f you are searching about;
What is Nepali name of family members?
What is in Nepali of sister in law?
What is Nepali of grand father?
Likewise, such questions.
In Nepali culture, family relations are often denoted using specific terms. Here are the Nepali family relations translated into English. So this article helps you to understand the name and terms of family members.
परिवार (Parivaar) – Family
बुवा, बाबा, बा, पिता (Buva, Baba, Baa, Pita) – Father, Dead
आमा, मा, माता, (Aama, Maa, Mata) – Mother, Mom
दाजु, दाइ (Daaju, Dai) – Elder Brother
दिदि (Didi) – Elder Sister
भाइ (Bhaai) – Younger Brother
बहिनी (Bahini) – Younger Sister
छोरा (Chhoro)- Son
छोरी (chhori)- Daughter
बुबा (Bubaa) – Grandfather (Paternal)
फुफा (Phuphaa) – Father’s Sister’s Husband (Uncle)
काका (Kaakaa) – Uncle
काकी (Kaaki) – Aunt
मामा (Maama) – Maternal Uncle
मामी (Maami) – Maternal Aunt
भाउजु (Bhaauju) – Elder Brother’s Wife
भाउजी (Bhaauji) – Younger Brother’s Wife
साला (Saala) – Brother-in-law (Husband of Sister)
साली (Saali) – Sister-in-law (Wife of Brother)
नाति (Naati) – Nephew
नातिनी (Naatini) – Niece
नाती (Nati)- Grand son
नातिनी (Natini)- Grand daughter
नाना (Naanaa) – Maternal Grandfather
नानी (Naanii) – Maternal Grandmother
दादा (Daadaa) – Paternal Grandfather
दादी (Daadii) – Paternal Grandmother
Father in law- ससुरा बुवा (Sasura buva)
Mother in law- सासु आमा (Sasu Aama)
These are some of the basic family relation terms in Nepali and their English translations. Keep in mind that there might be regional variations and additional terms depending on specific family structures and cultural contexts.
