chalazogamy
/ˌkæləzoʊˈɡæmi/Definitions
1. noun
A type of marriage in which the bride and groom are siblings, particularly in ancient cultures.
“In some ancient societies, chalazogamy was practiced as a way to strengthen family bonds.”
1. noun
A type of marriage in which the bride and groom are siblings, particularly in ancient cultures.
“In some ancient societies, chalazogamy was practiced as a way to strengthen family bonds.”