kinship

English

Etymology

From kin +‎ -ship.

Noun

kinship (countable and uncountable, plural kinships)

relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption
relation or connection by nature or character

Translations

relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption

Chinese:
Mandarin: 親屬關係, 亲属关系 (qīnshǔ guānxì)
Czech: příbuznost f
Danish: slægtskab n
Dutch: verwantschap (nl) f
Esperanto: parenceco
Estonian: sugulussuhted pl
Finnish: sukulaisuus (fi), sukulaisuussuhde
French: parenté (fr) f
Georgian: ნათესაობა (natesaoba)
German: Verwandtschaft (de) f
Greek: συγγένεια (el) f (syngéneia)

Italian: parentela (it) f
Japanese: 血族関係 (けつぞくかんけい, ketsuzoku-kankei)
Korean: 친족 관계 (chinjok gwangye)
Maori: whanaungatanga
Portuguese: parentesco (pt) m
Romanian: înrudire (ro) f, rudenie (ro) f
Russian: родство́ (ru) n (rodstvó)
Scottish Gaelic: càirdeas m
Serbo-Croatian: srodstvo (sh) n
Spanish: parentesco (es) m
Swedish: släktingar (sv)

relation or connection by nature or character

Czech: příbuznost f
Finnish: yhteisyys (fi), sielunveljeys

French: parenté (fr) f
Italian: parentela (it) f

Anagrams

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