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cousin relationshipの例文

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  • It defines the first-cousin relationship, both parallel and cross, as prohibited.
  • Subtract one from the smaller number of generations ( No . 2 minus 1 ) to establish the cousin relationship.
  • Marrying a first-cousin is not allowed among the Amish, and second-cousin relationships are frowned upon, though they may occur.
  • A " cousin chart ", or " table of consanguinity ", is helpful in identifying the degree of cousin relationship between two people using their most recent common ancestor as the reference point.
  • However, if the person you want to gift with a property is not a relative at least to the fourth degree by consanguinity ( meaning, anyone beyond the first cousins relationship ), the applied rate is a flat 30 %, and not the graduated rate as stated above.
  • I don't think that there's really a usual or accepted name for this in English, but it might possibly be considered a kind of " step "-cousin relationship ( i . e . substituting a marriage link in the first ascending generation in place of common ancestry, which is also the difference between a sibling and a step-sibling ) . . . talk ) 02 : 49, 16 August 2010 ( UTC)