kinship in Danish
kinship in Danish is slægt, slægtskab — kinship means the connection between people through blood, marriage, or adoption.
kinship in Danish
slægt
Relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption.
slægtskab
Relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption.
What does "kinship" mean?
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noun The connection between people through blood, marriage, or adoption.
"The tribe's social structure is built entirely around kinship ties."
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noun A strong sense of closeness or shared identity with someone, even without a family connection.
"Though they were not related, the old neighbors shared a deep kinship that lasted for decades."
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kinship in a sentence
- The tribe's social structure is built entirely around kinship ties.
- She traced her kinship with the family back three generations.
- Though they were not related, the old neighbors shared a deep kinship that lasted for decades.
- I felt a strange kinship with the stranger who also loved quiet mountain trails.
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What is "kinship" in Danish?
"kinship" in Danish is slægt, slægtskab. kinship means: The connection between people through blood, marriage, or adoption.
How do you use "kinship" in a sentence?
Example: "The tribe's social structure is built entirely around kinship ties." In Danish, "kinship" is slægt, slægtskab.
Are there other ways to say "kinship" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "kinship": slægt, slægtskab.
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