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extended family A family that includes three or more generations. Normally, that would include grandparents, their sons or daughters, and their children, as opposed to a "nuclear family," which is only a married couple and their offspring.
Ãâó: usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/geography/glossary....
extended family traditionally, a group of relatives by blood, marriage, or adoption, living in close proximity or together, especially if three generations are involved. In queer contexts, the term loosely designates a chosen family with many members of various ages (including children) living close to one another (eg "The lesbian couple and their gay friends in Queer as Folk became a big extended family when Gus was born").
Ãâó: familypride.uwo.ca/glossary/glossary5.html
extended family Is the family which has more than one nuclear family and live together sharing eating, drinking and living conditions.
Ãâó: www.fafo.no/pub/rapp/418/418defeng.htm
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