both often used loosely for non-relatives - Tai

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• Ingliseperson who shares same parents

• Araabiaشَقِيق

• Azeriqardaş

• Balineseadi qualifier

• Banjaresedangsanak

• Bengaliসহোদর

• Catalangermà

• Chinese

• Czechsourozenec

• Taanibrorsøskende

• Hollandibrus, broer/broeder g

• Esperantogefrato, gefratoj

• Ewenɔvi, tsɛ (younger sibling)

• Faroesesystkin

• Fijiantaci qualifier

• Soomesisarus

• Prantsusefrère et sœurfratrie

• Georgianდედმამიშვილი

• SaksaGeschwisterchenBruder qual

• Kreekaαδέλφι

• Hindiसहोदर

• Ungaritestvér

• Islandisystkin

• Idofrato

• Indoneesiakakak qualifiersaudara qualifier

• Iranunari qualifier

• Itaaliafratelloparente, congiunto

• Jaapani兄弟

• Javaneseari qualifier

• Kongolêki (younger), yaya (elder)

• Korean형제형제자매

• Laoອ້າຽນ້ອຽ

• Lätibrālis

• Leedubrolija

• Lojbantunba

• Malayabang qualifieradik qualifier

• Low GermanBölkenkind

• Minangkabaudunsanak

• Navajobił hajííjééʼhakʼis qualifier

• Norrasøsken

• Poolarodzeństwo

• Portugaliirmão, irmã

• Veneбратсестра́си́блинг

• Slovakisúrodenec

• Slovenesorojenec

• Hispaaniahermano

• Suahiilindugu

• Rootsisyskon

• Tatarкардәш

• Teluguతోబుట్టువు

• Taiพี่ (older), น้อง (younger), both often used loosely for non-relatives, พี่น้อง

• Türgikardeş

• Ukrainianсуро́дженецьродже́нство

• Urduسہودر

• Vietnameseanh chị e

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Waray-Waraybug-to

• West Coast Bajauadi' qualifier

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