Definitions for kinsfolkˈkɪnzˌfoʊk
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
kins•folkˈkɪnzˌfoʊk(n.pl.)
Ref: kinfolk
Princeton's WordNet
family, family line, folk, kinfolk, kinsfolk, sept, phratry(noun)
people descended from a common ancestor
"his family has lived in Massachusetts since the Mayflower"
Webster Dictionary
Kinsfolk(noun)
relatives; kindred; kin; persons of the same family or closely or closely related families
Translations for kinsfolk
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
kinsfolk(noun plural)
one's relations.
- maagskapAfrikaans
- أنْسِباء، أقارِبArabic
- родственициBulgarian
- parentePortuguese (BR)
- příbuzníCzech
- die VerwandtschaftGerman
- slægtningDanish
- συγγενολόιGreek
- familia, parientesSpanish
- sugulasedEstonian
- قوم و خویشFarsi
- sukulaisetFinnish
- parents, familleFrench
- קָרוֹב-מִשפָחָהHebrew
- कुटुम्बHindi
- rodbinaCroatian
- rokonokHungarian
- keluargaIndonesian
- skyldmenniIcelandic
- parentadoItalian
- 親族Japanese
- 친척Korean
- giminėsLithuanian
- radinieki; radiLatvian
- saudara maraMalay
- verwantenDutch
- slektninger, skyldfolkNorwegian
- krewniPolish
- قوم و خویشPersian
- خپلوان،د كورني خلكPashto
- parentePortuguese
- rude, familieRomanian
- родняRussian
- príbuzníSlovak
- sorodnikiSlovenian
- rodbinaSerbian
- släktingarSwedish
- ญาติพี่น้องThai
- akrabaTurkish
- 親屬Chinese (Trad.)
- родичі, рідняUkrainian
- رشتے دارUrdu
- họ hàngVietnamese
- 亲属Chinese (Simp.)
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