| 释义 |
con·san·guine
\(ˈ)kän|saŋgwə̇n also -|sangw-\ adjective
Etymology: French consanguin, from Latin consanguineus, from com- + sanguineus of blood — more at sanguine
: consanguineous; specifically : based on an extended group of blood relations especially of unilinear descent and constituting the functional familial unit in a society
< the consanguine family type of the matriarchal Hopi >
— contrasted with conjugal; compare family |