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younger brother-in-law
A younger male relative by marriage: one's spouse's younger brother, or one's younger sister's husband.
My wife's younger brother, that is, my brother-in-law, came back from abroad.
Usage
A formal term used primarily in writing, official documents, and when precise family relationships need to be specified. In everyday conversation, people more commonly say 妻の弟 (my wife's younger brother) or 旦那の弟 (my husband's younger brother) to be clearer about the exact relationship.
Besides in-laws, 義弟 can also mean a younger stepbrother (through a parent's remarriage) or a younger sworn brother, one bound by a pledge of brotherhood (see 義兄弟).
Related words
The prefix 義 ('righteous, adopted') marks in-law relationships (and also step and sworn ones):
Related Words
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義兄 (brother-in-law (older))
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義兄弟 (brothers-in-law)
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義母 (mother-in-law)
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義父 (father-in-law)
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義姉 (older sister-in-law)
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義妹 (younger sister-in-law)