Kin means your family members. These people are related to you, like your parents or cousins. It shows a connection by birth or marriage.
She invited all her kin to the party.
My kin live in the same city as me.
In this meaning, kin means anger or hate between groups or families. It is a strong feeling that may cause fights or problems.
There was kin between the two families.
Old kin can last many years.
Kin can mean a bigger group of relatives, like a clan or tribe. These people come from one family line and share traditions.
The kin lived together in the village.
Each kin has its own traditions.
Kin as an adjective describes people who are family or connected by blood. It shows a close family relationship.
They are kin brothers from the same family.
Kin members support each other.
Kin can mean people or animals that are the same kind or species. It shows they belong to the same group.
Lions protect their kin from danger.
Birds live near their kin in the forest.
Kin is used in expressions to mean people who are very close, like family or very good friends. It is not always about blood.
He treated me like kin and helped a lot.
They consider each other kin in the tribe.
