In most Indian languages, cousins are referred to as “brothers” or “sisters,” emphasizing close family bonds among all children.
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Class 6 Social Science Chapter 9 Family and Community Session 2024-2025.
Why is there no specific word for cousin in most Indian languages?
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In most Indian languages, there is no specific word for “cousin” because cousins are considered close family members and are referred to as “brothers” or “sisters.” This reflects the strong emphasis on familial bonds and the unity within extended families.
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