| Definition of 'kinsfolk' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) family, family line, folk, kinfolk, kinsfolk, sept, phratry
people descended from a common ancestor
"his family has lived in Massachusetts since the Mayflower"
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| Definition of 'kinsfolk' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) kinsfolk
relatives; kindred; kin; persons of the same family or closely or closely related families
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Sense: one's relations.
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 Afrikaans: maagskap |
 Arabic: أنْسِباء، أقارِب |
 Bulgarian: родственици |
 Brazilian: parente |
 Czech: příbuzní |
 German: die Verwandtschaft |
 Danish: slægtning |
 Greek: συγγενολόι |
 Spanish: familia, parientes |
 Estonian: sugulased |
 Farsi: قوم و خویش |
 Finnish: sukulaiset |
 French: parents, famille |
 Hebrew: קָרוֹב-מִשפָחָה |
 Hindi: कुटुम्ब |
 Croatian: rodbina |
 Hungarian: rokonok |
 Indonesian: keluarga |
 Icelandic: skyldmenni |
 Italian: parentado |
 Japanese: 親族 |
 Korean: 친척 |
 Lithuanian: giminės |
 Latvian: radinieki; radi |
 Malay: saudara mara |
 Dutch: verwanten |
 Norwegian: slektninger, skyldfolk |
 Polish: krewni |
 Persian: قوم و خویش |
 Pashto: خپلوان،د كورني خلك |
 Portuguese: parente |
 Romanian: rude, familie |
 Russian: родня |
 Slovak: príbuzní |
 Slovenian: sorodniki |
 Serbian: rodbina |
 Swedish: släktingar |
 Thai: ญาติพี่น้อง |
 Turkish: akraba |
 Taiwanese: 親屬 |
 Ukrainian: родичі, рідня |
 Urdu: رشتے دار |
 Vietnamese: họ hàng |
 Chinese: 亲属 |
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