List of family members

All the members of your immediate and extended family. You might also be interested in titles that people can have.

Photo of an aunt
Russell J Smith / CC BY-SA

Ais forAunt

Your aunt is the sister of your mother or father.
Female, Family
Photo of three boys on the beach.
Gordana Adamovic-Mladenovic / CC BY-SA

Bis forBoy

A boy is a young, male person.
Male, Family
Photo of a little boy
David Kessler / CC BY-SA

Bis forBrother

Your brother is a boy who has the same mother or father as you do.
Male, Family
Photo of three cousins on the beach.
Mike Baird / CC BY-SA

Cis forCousin

Your cousins are the children of your aunts and uncles. They can be either boys or girls.
Family
Photo of a father and son
Dariuszka / CC BY-SA

Dis forDad

Dad is an informal word for father.
Male, Family
Photo of a mother and daughter on the beach
Mike Baird / CC BY-SA

Dis forDaughter

Your daughter is your female child. A male child is called a son.
Female, Family
Photo of a happy family.
Zach Welty / CC BY-SA

Fis forFamily

The traditional family unit is a mother, a father and some children, living together. There are a lot of different variations today.
Family, Collective
Photo of a father and son
Dariuszka / CC BY-SA

Fis forFather

Your father is your male parent. Your father is usually the man who is married to (or lives with) your mother, but sometimes people's fathers do not live with their mothers.
Male, Family
An engaged couple call one another fiance.
Jim Bauer / CC BY-SA

Fis forFiance

Fiance is a word used to describe someone you're engaged to marry. Fiance is the step above boyfriend or girlfriend and below husband or wife.
Family
Photo of a young girl
Felipe Skroski / CC BY-SA

Gis forGirl

A girl is a young, female person.
Female, Family

And also ...

Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Relative

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