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Not in English, but in Yiddish there is. It's machitunim, or a similar transliteration. The -ch- is pronounced as in Johann Sebastian Bach; the accent is on -TUN-, and the -im denotes plural (the relationship is commutative).
Here's one expanded reference.
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Raynbeaugirl 02/12/2015 11:26 PM ![]()
Aha! And in Spanish it's "consuegros"!
wofahulicodoc 02/13/2015 1:41 AM ![]()
Re: Aha! And in Spanish it's "consuegros"!
LukeJavan8 02/13/2015 4:43 PM ![]()
Re: Aha! And in Spanish it's "consuegros"!
Raynbeaugirl 03/23/2015 1:53 PM
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