Paternal uncle

==English==
===Noun===
# A brother or brother-in-law of one's father.
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====Translations====
Several languages distinguish between blood paternal uncles (one's father's brothers) and in-law paternal uncles (one's father's brothers-in-law).
* Albanian: , 
* Arabic: 
* Armenian: 
* Azeri: 
* Belarusian: 
* Bulgarian: 
* Chinese:
*: Mandarin: , , , , , 
*: Teochew: , , , , , 
* Czech: 
* Danish: , 
* Dutch: , 
* Ewe: (father's elder brother), (father's younger brother)
* Finnish: , 
* French: , , 
* German: , 
* Gooniyandi: 
* Greek: 
* Hausa: 
* Hebrew: 
* Hindi: (father's younger brother), (father's elder brother)
* Hungarian: 
* Icelandic: 
* Interlingua: 
* Irish: , 
* Italian: , 
* Japanese:
*: ; ; 
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* Kabyle: 
* Korean: 
* Krisa: tani baʼ (father's elder brother), tani pung (father's younger brother)
* Kurdish:
*: Kurmanji: , 
*: Sorani: 
* Latin: 
* Macedonian: 
* Manx: 
* Marathi: 
* Meriam: 
* Montana Salish: 
* Navajo: 
* Old English: 
* Pitjantjatjara: (younger brother) mama maḻatja, (older brother) mama puḻka
* Polish: , , , 
* Portuguese: , 
* Romanian: , 
* Russian: , , 
* Scottish Gaelic: 
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: стриц , амиџа ; тетак , течо 
*: Roman: stric , amidža ; tetak , tečo 
* Seri: aaitz (younger)
* Sinhalese: , 
* Slovene: , 
* Spanish: , 
* Swahili: , 
* Swedish: , ; s , 
* Tamil: , 
* Taos: 
* Thai: 
* Tibetan: 
* Torres Strait Creole: 
* Turkish: , , 
* Vietnamese: , 
* West Frisian: 
* Zazaki: 
* : ; kulypal, kulypalpa 
* : (ath'thim'ber)
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