Translation for 'family status' from English to Hungarian

family status

családi állapot {noun}

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status

állapot {noun}

státusz {noun}

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marital status

családi állapot {noun}

financial status

anyagi helyzet {noun}

family

család {noun}

family crest

családi címer {noun}herald.

family tree

családfa {noun}

extended family

nagycsalád {noun}szociol.

nitrogen family

nitrogéncsoport {noun}kém.

family anamnesis

családi anamnézis {noun}orvost.

family history

családi anamnézis {noun}orvost.

family life

családi élet {noun}

family member

családtag {noun}

family doctor

háziorvos {noun}orvost.

host family

vendéglátó család {noun}

family name

családnév {noun}

family law

családjog {noun}jog

guest family

vendéglátó család {noun}

to start a family

családot alapít

nightshade family {sg}

burgonyafélék {noun} [Solanaceae]bot.T

• Alternatively, the latter might be raised to family status.
• In the past two subfamilies, the Hydrobatinae and Oceanitinae, were recognized within a single large family Hydrobatidae, but this has since been split with the elevation of the Oceanitidae to family status.
• The oxpeckers are sometimes placed here as a subfamily, but the weight of evidence has shifted towards granting them full family status as a more basal member of the Sturnidae-Mimidae group, derived from an early expansion into Africa.
• Because of its monotypic family status it is much sought after by birdwatchers.
• More recently, Callitrichinae has been (re-)elevated to family status as Callitrichidae.

• Parvoviruses were first classified as the genus "Parvovirus" in 1971 but were elevated to family status in 1975.
• This was then elevated to family status by Looss in 1899.
• Some taxonomists assign full family status to the subfamilies and tribes, and sub-ordinal status to the family. In total, there are 21 extant species described as of 2018.
• The height of the board on which the body is placed indicates the family status or age of the deceased.
• In 1931, Emperor Shōwa directed his brother-in-law, Prince Kuni Kunihide, to leave Imperial Family status and become Count Higashifushimi Kunihide ("hakushaku" under the "kazoku" peerage system), to prevent the Higashifushimi name from extinction.

• The family was formerly larger, with subfamilies Laemophloeinae, Silvaninae, and Passandrinae (and some tenebrionoid genera mixed in), but revisions have raised the subfamilies to family status.
• Ironically, Ross was a frequent critic of nepotism, cronyism and under-performance in Irish companies, particularly the Smurfit family's influence within the Smurfit Group despite the family status as minority shareholders.
• The "Family status" of an ad ("family safe", "non-family safe", or "adult") is set by a Google reviewer and indicates what “audiences the ad and website are appropriate for”.
• Now it has been elevated to full family status. In "Phytotaxa", six genera and around 590 species are listed, whereas "The Plant List" recognises nine genera and around 700 species.
• They were formerly grouped with the agoutis in the family Dasyproctidae, subfamily Agoutinae, but were given full family status because they differ in the number of toes, the shape of the skull, and coat patterning.

• The individual could have been a Roman citizen ("status civitatis") unlike foreigners, or he could have been free ("status libertatis") unlike slaves, or he could have had a certain position in a Roman family ("status familiae") either as the head of the family ("pater familias"), or some lower "member"—"alieni iuris"—which lives by someone else's law.
• The Wife of Bath's first marriage occurred at the age of twelve which highlights the lack of control that women and girls had over their own bodies in medieval Europe as children were often bartered in marriage to increase family status.
• "Phymaturus" is a genus of iguanian lizards of the family Liolaemidae, a family which was traditionally included in the Iguanidae as a subfamily, but more recently was proposed to warrant family status in the Liolaemidae.
• In the 1980s, the subfamily was elevated to the family status and renamed to Geoemydidae according to the ICZN rules.