No. 13,981 in Spanish
suegro
Father-in-law.
In a sentence
Mi suegro nos visitará este fin de semana.
My father-in-law will visit us this weekend.
In this sentence, 'suegro' refers to the father-in-law of the speaker, denoting a familial connection by marriage.
El suegro de Marta les regaló un reloj hermoso.
Marta's father-in-law gave them a beautiful watch as a gift.
Here, 'suegro' is used to identify Marta's father-in-law, showing possession using 'de Marta'.
Siempre hablamos con nuestro suegro después de cenar.
We always talk with our father-in-law after dinner.
The use of 'suegro' in this sentence refers to the father-in-law with whom shared interactions are described.
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