Definition of mother's brother in English:

mother's brother

noun ˌmʌðəz ˈbrʌðə

Anthropology

A maternal uncle, usually opposed to a paternal uncle with reference to relative status in kinship affairs and social customs.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Lewis Henry Morgan (1818–1881). From the genitive of mother + brother interjection.

nounˌmʌðəz ˈbrʌðə

Anthropology

A maternal uncle, usually opposed to a paternal uncle with reference to relative status in kinship affairs and social customs.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Lewis Henry Morgan (1818–1881). From the genitive of mother + brother [interjection].

单词	mother's brother
释义	Definition of mother's brother in English: mother's brother noun ˌmʌðəz ˈbrʌðə Anthropology A maternal uncle, usually opposed to a paternal uncle with reference to relative status in kinship affairs and social customs. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Lewis Henry Morgan (1818–1881). From the genitive of mother + brother interjection. Definition of mother's brother in US English: mother's brother nounˌmʌðəz ˈbrʌðə Anthropology A maternal uncle, usually opposed to a paternal uncle with reference to relative status in kinship affairs and social customs. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Lewis Henry Morgan (1818–1881). From the genitive of mother + brother [interjection].
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