Kin
51kin — is. <fars.> Gizli ədavət hissi. Kin bəsləmək. Kin saxlamaq. Kini soyumaq. Qəlbində kin oyanmaq. – Süzdü rəssam onu altdanyuxarı; Saçaraq gözləri kin dalğaları. . H. C.. <Əminə:> Məni tanımır, ehtimal ki, bu hekayəni görüb mənə kin və… …
52kin — Synonyms and related words: agnate, ancestry, blood, blood relation, blood relative, bracket, branch, brand, breed, cast, caste, category, character, clan, clansman, class, cognate, collateral, collateral relative, color, connections, consanguine …
53kin — n. & adj. n. one s relatives or family. predic.adj. (of a person) related (we are kin; he is kin to me) (see also AKIN). Phrases and idioms: kith and kin see KITH. near of kin closely related by blood, or in character. next of kin see NEXT.… …
54kin — kinless, adj. /kin/, n. 1. a person s relatives collectively; kinfolk. 2. family relationship or kinship. 3. a group of persons descended from a common ancestor or constituting a family, clan, tribe, or race. 4. a relative or kinsman. 5. someone… …
55kin — is., Far. kīn Öç almayı amaçlayan gizli düşmanlık, garaz Adımız miskindir bizim / Düşmanımız kindir bizim. Yunus Emre Birleşik Sözler deve kini Atasözü, Deyim ve Birleşik Fiiller kin bağlamak …
56-kin — suffix forming diminutive nouns (catkin; manikin). Etymology: from or after MDu. kijn, ken, OHG chin * * * suffix forming diminutive nouns such as bumpkin, catkin Origin: from Middle Dutch kijn, ken, Middle Low German kīn …
57kin — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. kin[s]folk, kinsman, kinswoman; blood relative or relation, family, clan; siblings, cousins, folks (inf.). See ancestry, posterity. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. blood relatives, family, kindred, kinfolk;… …
58kin — [OE] Kin is the central English member of the Germanic branch of a vast family of words that trace their ancestry back to the prehistoric Indo European base *gen , *gon , *gn , denoting ‘produce’ (the Latin branch has given English gender,… …
59kin — [[t]kɪ̱n[/t]] N PLURAL Your kin are your relatives. [DIALECT or OLD FASHIONED] → See also , next of kin She has gone to live with her husband s kin. Syn: relatives …
60kin — noun (plural) 1 informal also kinfolk your family 2 next of kin formal your most closely related family: We ll have to notify the next of kin of his death. compare kindred 1 (1), see also: kith and kin …
