The English language has no term for such a distant relationship as "your sister's husband's brother's wife."
Your sister's husband is your brother-in-law. His brother is your sister's brother-in-law. But your sister's brother-in-law is not related to you and neither is his wife.
You would call them your brother or sister inlaw as they are your wife/husbands sibling.
Yes, certainly it is acceptable. As a wife you can choose your husbands clothes for him.
Your brothers wife is your sister in law.
Lousy husbands treat their wives like crap because they are cowards.
Husband call wife like Tarzan call Jane. :U
You would call them your brother or sister inlaw as they are your wife/husbands sibling.
Jane Seymour had 7 brothers and sisters
Your wife's family are your "in-laws." Her brothers are your "brothers-in-law," her sisters are your "sisters-in-law", her mother is your "mother-in-law," her father is your "father-in-law," and collectively, her parents are your "parents-in law." However, the use of the suffux "-in-law" does not extend to more distant relatives of your wife, who are not considered to be related to you.
Sister-in-Law
She didn't have any brothers and sisters. She was a only child, a farm girl, and a soldiers wife.
your wife would be your daughters husbands mother inlaw .
Polyandry refers to a form of polygamy where a woman takes two or more husbands simultaneously. A wife who has two husbands would be called a polyandrist.
Your husband's brother is your brother-in-law. The English language has no special term for your relationship to his wife. Most people simply refer to "brother-in-law's wife."Of course, to you husband his brother's wife is his sister-in-law.
You call your brother's wife your sister-in-law.
Sisters: Hera (wife) Demeter Hestia (virgin) Brothers: Hades Poseidon Half brothers include; Chiron Bythos Aphros
A hoe.
The wife of your brother is your sister-in-law.