kinship in Japanese
kinship in Japanese is 血族関係, 血縁, 親族 — kinship means the connection between people through blood, marriage, or adoption.
kinship in Japanese
血族関係
Pronounced: ketsuzokukankei
Relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption.
血縁
Pronounced: ketsuen
Relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption.
親族
Pronounced: shinzoku
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.
"The two veterans felt an instant kinship after realizing they'd served in the same unit."
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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.
- The two veterans felt an instant kinship after realizing they'd served in the same unit.
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What is "kinship" in Japanese?
"kinship" in Japanese is 血族関係, 血縁, 親族. kinship means: The connection between people through blood, marriage, or adoption.
How do you pronounce 血族関係?
"kinship" in Japanese is 血族関係, pronounced "ketsuzokukankei".
How do you use "kinship" in a sentence?
Example: "The tribe's social structure is built entirely around kinship ties." In Japanese, "kinship" is 血族関係, 血縁, 親族.
Are there other ways to say "kinship" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "kinship": 血族関係, 血縁, 親族.
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