A group of persons descended from a common ancestor, and so connected by blood-relationship; a family, stock, clan; †in Old English also, people…

A person's relatives collectively; the group of people related to someone; family. Often contrasted with fremd (see fremd, adj. 4). Also figurative…

Usually with possessive. A person's relatives or kinsfolk collectively; the group of people related to someone; = kin, n.1 3. Also figurative.

A person's relatives collectively; the group of people related to someone; family. Obsolete. rare.

A person's family or relations; one's kin or kinsfolk. Also: a kinsman, a relative. Cf. kin, n.1 3, kindred, n. 2. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

A family or group related to a person by blood; a kindred; (individually) a blood relative. Also in extended use. Obsolete (rare after 17th cent.).

A body of cousins or relatives; an extended family group.

collective. Kindred, kinsfolk, relations. Obsolete.

Kindred.

Persons of the same kin; relations by blood; relatives.

Those who are of the same kindred.

A person related to another by blood or marriage; a relative (frequently in plural). Also as a mass noun: †a person's relatives; family (obsolete).

= kinsfolk, n.

plural (exc. dialect) The people of one's family, parents, children, relatives.

Cousins or relatives collectively; a body of cousins or relatives.

(a) A person who is beloved; (in plural) a person's close family or friends; (b) spec. a close relation or friend who has died (frequently in…

Relationship, kinship; (also) relations collectively, kindred. Obsolete.

In plural. Scottish. Relatives, relations. Obsolete. rare.

colloquial. A member of one's family, a relative. Usually with possessive adjective. Now rare.

A body of cousins; an extended family group. Also (with plural or singular agreement): cousins collectively.

Cousins or relatives collectively; a body of cousins or relatives; = cousinhood, n. 2. rare.

= kinsfolk, n.

= kinsfolk, n.