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kinsman

/ˈkɪnz.mən/

Translations

kinsmannoun

kinsmen

/ˈkɪnz.mən/

parentAu sens de parent de sexe masculin ; emploi un peu littéraire ou soutenu.

He invited his kinsman to the family reunion.

Il a invité son parent à la réunion de famille.

compatrioteAu sens de personne du même peuple, de la même nation ou de la même communauté.

The settlers welcomed their kinsmen who arrived on the next ship.

Les colons ont accueilli leurs compatriotes qui arrivaient sur le navire suivant.

Synonyms

family member

blood relative

clan member

kinsmanadjective

/ˈkɪnzmən/

Attributive noun use (e.g., "kinsman redeemer").

Additional translations

de parentéEmploi rare et surtout littéraire ou biblique.

Synonyms

kinsmennoun

kinsman

kinsmen

/ˈkɪnz.men/

parentsAu sens de membres de la famille ; emploi général et le plus courant.

During the family reunion, all the kinsmen gathered to celebrate their shared heritage.

Lors de la réunion de famille, tous les parents se sont réunis pour célébrer leur héritage commun.

Additional translations

apparentésRegistre plus soutenu ou formel.

Synonyms

blood relatives

Definitions

kinsmannoun

A male relative by blood or marriage.

He invited his kinsman to the family reunion.

A person from the same family, clan, or nation; a compatriot.

The settlers welcomed their kinsmen who arrived on the next ship.

kinsmanadjective

Relating to or characteristic of a male relative or kin.

The kinsman role of Boaz is central to the biblical narrative.

kinsmennoun

Male relatives or family members, especially those sharing a common ancestor.

During the family reunion, all the kinsmen gathered to celebrate their shared heritage.