kinship
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkɪnʃɪp/
kinship means: The relationship between people who belong to the same family.
noun
FAMILY CONNECTIONB2
The relationship between people who belong to the same family.
- They are connected by kinship.
- The village’s kinship ties reach back many generations.
- Kinship by marriage also matters in this community.
FEELING CONNECTEDC1
A feeling of closeness because you share interests, experiences, or qualities with someone.
- I felt kinship with her.
- Their shared love of music created a sense of kinship.
- He feels a strong kinship with other writers.
Questions about kinship
What does kinship mean?
The relationship between people who belong to the same family.
What is kinship in other languages?
Türkçe: akrabalık · Español: parentesco · Français: parenté · Deutsch: Verwandtschaft · Italiano: parentela · 日本語: 親族関係
How do you pronounce kinship?
It is pronounced /ˈkɪnʃɪp/.
How do you use kinship in a sentence?
They are connected by kinship. The village’s kinship ties reach back many generations.
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