n'veu

Norman

Etymology

From Old French neveu (“nephew, grandson”), from Latin nepōs, nepōtem (“nephew, grandson”), from Proto-Indo-European *nepot- (“grandchild, sister's son”).

Noun

n'veu m (plural n'veus)

(Jersey) nephew

Derived terms

p'tit-n'veu (“great-nephew”)

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