Another example of a cousin once removed would be the child of your first cousin. In cousin relationships, the term removed indicates the separation of a generation. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel.
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In cousin relationships, the term removed indicates the separation of a generation. Like removed, the terms great and grand indicate the separation of generations. With grandparents, grandchildren, aunts and uncles, and nieces and nephews, the generation two generations away gets the designation grand, while further generations have great tacked on. For example, your grandfather is two generations away from you, and your great-grandfather is three generations away.
Your grand-niece the child of your niece or nephew is two generations away from you, and your great-grand-niece the grandchild of your niece or nephew is three generations away. People are half siblings when they share one biological parent and not the other. All other half relationships stem from an original half sibling relationship.
Your half nephew is the son of your half sibling; your half great-aunt is the grandparent of your parent's half sibling; the children of half siblings are half cousins. Since only people related to you through your half sibling can be "half" relationships to you, your direct-line ancestors and descendants can only be "whole" relationships to you.
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