“Son-in-law” in Japanese
Short answer
Son-in-law in Japanese is “娘婿” (musumemuko). Full meaning: son-in-law.
Other ways to say “Son-in-law” in Japanese
女婿
josei son-in-law
養子
youko adopted child (usu. male), son-in-law
婿
muko husband, groom; (one's) son-in-law
娘むこ
musumemuko son-in-law
娘ムコ
musumemuko son-in-law
女聟
musumemuko son-in-law
聟
muko husband, groom; (one's) son-in-law
壻
muko husband, groom; (one's) son-in-law
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