kin in Japanese
kin in Japanese is 親族 — kin means one's relatives, considered together as a group.
kin in Japanese
親族
Pronounced: shinzoku
One or more relatives, such as siblings or cousins, taken collectively.
What does "kin" mean?
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noun One's relatives, considered together as a group.
"She travelled home to spend the holidays with her kin."
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adj Related by blood or marriage.
"They are kin through their grandmothers, who were sisters."
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kin in a sentence
- She travelled home to spend the holidays with her kin.
- All his kin gathered for the funeral.
- They are kin through their grandmothers, who were sisters.
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What is "kin" in Japanese?
"kin" in Japanese is 親族. kin means: One's relatives, considered together as a group.
How do you pronounce 親族?
"kin" in Japanese is 親族, pronounced "shinzoku".
How do you use "kin" in a sentence?
Example: "She travelled home to spend the holidays with her kin." In Japanese, "kin" is 親族.
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