son-out-law

A live-in boyfriend of one's child. / The ex-husband of one's child.

Japanese Meaning

同居している子どもの彼氏 / 子どもの元夫

Our son-out-law has been living with our daughter for two years and always joins us for Sunday dinner.

娘と同棲している彼氏はもう2年間一緒に暮らしており、いつも日曜の夕食に参加します。

Sense（1）

A live-in boyfriend of one's child.

“You also treated Haydar like your own son,” Didace observed. “He was my son-out-law, remember,” Henock prompted.

Sense（2）

The ex-husband of one's child.

The parents decided to give their daughter and “son-out-law” the cold shoulder.

sons-out-law

（ plural ）