English definition of Consuegra or Consuegro
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Is there no "one word" that defines consuegra or consuegro, other than to say mother-in-law or father-in-law of my son or daughter?
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updated Apr 17, 2015
posted by wildwoman
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Not in English. You could say, "the mother of my wife" (in my case, I am a male) or "the father of my wife". This is not a common way to express these two words though. Mother-in-law and father-in-law are the appropriate ways. Hope this helps. 
updated Apr 17, 2015
posted by Jason7R
It is pointless leaving a comment to a member that is no longer here. - ray76, Apr 17, 2015
He wrote this back in 2010 when the question was posted, Raymon. :) - rac1, Apr 17, 2015
Mother-in-law = "suegra" - ian-hill, Apr 17, 2015
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The mother or father in law of one of your children , not your own . Example the mother of my sons wife I would refer to her as mi consuerga .
updated Apr 17, 2015
posted by MosaMosa
Welcome to SpanishDict. Please complete your profile information. - rac1, Apr 17, 2015
"consuegra" - why did you dig this thread up from 2010? Why not post your own thread? - ian-hill, Apr 17, 2015
