Definitions for kithkɪθ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
kithkɪθ(n.)
acquaintances, friends, neighbors, or the like.
Category: Sociology, Anthropology
Idioms for kith:
kith and kin,relatives, or acquaintances and relatives together.
Category: Idiom, Anthropology, Sociology
Origin of kith:
bef. 900; ME; OE cȳth, earlier cȳththu kinship, knowledge (c. OHG chundida) =cūth known (see uncouth ) +-thu -th1
Princeton's WordNet
kith(noun)
your friends and acquaintances
"all his kith and kin"
Wiktionary
kith(Noun)
friends and acquaintances
Origin: From kith, from cyþþ, cyþþu, from kunþiþō, from ǵenǝ-. Cognate with kundida, kundi, 033A033F033D03380339. More at couth, -th.
Webster Dictionary
Kith(noun)
acquaintance; kindred
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