-kin /-kin/

1. Denoting a diminutive, eg lambkin and manikin
2. Also in proper names, eg Jenkin (from John), Wilkin (from William)

kin¹ /kin/

1. People belonging to the same family
2. One's relatives
3. Relationship
4. Affinity

Related

kinˈless adjective

Without relatives

kinsfolk /kinzˈfōk/ noun

Folk or people kindred or related to one another (also, chiefly N American, kinˈfolk or kinsˈfolks)

kinˈship noun

Relationship

kinsˈman or kinsˈwoman noun

A person of the same kin or race as another

next of kin

1. One's closest relatives, among whom one's personal property is distributed if one dies intestate
2. The person or persons most closely related to an individual by blood, marriage, or a legal ruling

of kin

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kin² /kin/

A Japanese and Chinese weight, the catty

• transporting
• transportingly
• transportings
• transportive
• transport rider
• transport riders
• transports
• transport ship
• transport ships
• transposabilities
• transposability
• transposable
• transposable element
• transposable elements
• transposal
• transposals
• transposase
• transposases
• transpose
• transposed
• transposer
• transposers
• transposes
• transposing
• transposing instrument