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- DictionaryKins·man/ˈkinzmən/
noun
- 1. (in anthropological or formal use) a man who is one of a person's blood relations.
The meaning of KINSMAN is relative; specifically : a male relative. How to use kinsman in a sentence.
KINSMAN definition: 1. a man who belongs to the same family as someone else 2. a man who belongs to the same family as…. Learn more.
a person of the same nationality or ethnic group. kinsman. / ˈkɪnzmən / noun. a blood relation or a relation by marriage. a member of the same race, tribe, or ethnic stock.
Your kinsman is your family member — someone who's related to you. Even if you don't know your second cousin very well, he's still your kinsman. The noun kinsman can refer to any blood relation or ancestor, especially those who are male. You can also use kinswoman to talk about female relatives.
KINSMAN meaning: 1. a man who belongs to the same family as someone else 2. a man who belongs to the same family as…. Learn more.
noun. A person connected to another person by blood or marriage: kin, kinswoman, relation, relative.
Definition of kinsman noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
kinsman in American English. (ˈkɪnzmən) noun Word forms: plural -men. 1. a blood relative, esp. a male. 2. a relative by marriage. 3. a person of the same nationality or ethnic group.
Kinsman definition: A man sharing the same racial, cultural, or national background as another.
kinsman /ˈkɪnzmən/ n ( pl -men) a blood relation or a relation by marriage. ˈkinsˌwoman fem n. 'kinsman' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations): Boaz - agnate - cousin - kin - kinswoman - parricide - relation - sib.
