“In-law” in Japanese
Short answer
In-law in Japanese is “姻戚” (inseki). Full meaning: in-law, relative by marriage.
Other ways to say “In-law” in Japanese
姻族
inzoku in-law, relative by marriage, relation by affinity
義理
giri duty, sense of duty, honor, honour, decency, courtesy, debt of gratitude, social obligation; in-law, relation by marriage
姻せき
inseki in-law, relative by marriage
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