Sis Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈsɪs/

sis

UK

/sˈɪs/

sis

التعريف

A short, informal way to say 'sister.' It can mean your actual sister, and sometimes people also use it warmly for a close female friend.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very informal and common in speech, texting, and social media. Often used as a form of address: 'Hey, sis.' Usually affectionate. Don't use it in formal writing. It can also be used between close friends, but that depends on relationship and tone.

• Spanish: hermana
• Portuguese (BR): irmã
• Portuguese (PT): irmã
• Chinese (Simplified): 姐姐 - 妹妹 - 姐
• Chinese (Traditional): 姊妹 - 姐姐 - 妹妹
• Hindi: बहन - दीदी
• Arabic: أخت - أختي
• Bengali: সিস - বোন
• Russian: систер - сестра
• Japanese: シス - 妹 - 姉
• Vietnamese: chị - em
• Korean: 시스 - 언니 - 누나 - 여동생
• Turkish: kız kardeş - abla - sis (samimi, kısaltma)
• Urdu: سِس - بہن
• Indonesian: sis - kakak perempuan - adik perempuan

جمل نموذجية

My sis lives in Chicago.

basic

I called my sis last night.

basic

My little sis is ten years old.

basic

Hey sis, can you help me with this dress?

natural

My sis always knows when something is wrong.

natural

She's not my real sis, but we've been friends forever.

natural