تعريف akrabalığı في التركية الإنجليزية القاموس.
- kinship
- relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption
- Kinship is the relationship between members of the same family. The ties of kinship may have helped the young man find his way in life
- a close connection marked by community of interests or similarity in nature or character; "found a natural affinity with the immigrants"; "felt a deep kinship with the other students"; "anthropology's kinship with the humanities"
- state of relatedness or connection by blood or marriage or adoption
- relation or connection by nature or character
- culturally defined relationships between individuals who are commonly thought of as having family ties Kinship is based on marriage, descent, and, occasionally, fictive relationships as well
- If you feel kinship with someone, you feel close to them, because you have a similar background or similar feelings or ideas. She evidently felt a sense of kinship with the woman. Socially recognized relationship between people who are or are held to be biologically related or who are given the status of relatives by marriage, adoption, or other ritual. Kinship is the broad term for all the relationships that people are born into or create later in life that are considered binding in the eyes of society. Every person belongs to a family of orientation (e.g., mother, father, brothers, and sisters); many adults also belong to a family of procreation (which includes a spouse or spouses and children). Familial bonds of descent and marriage may be traced through a genealogy, a written or oral statement of the names of individuals and their kin relations to one another. Inheritance and succession (the transmission of power and position in society) usually follow kinship lines. See also exogamy and endogamy; incest
- A social network of people based on common ancestry, marriage, or adoption
- {i} family relationship, condition of being related by blood or adoption; affinity, natural attraction
- Your membership in a family and your relationship to other members of that family May refer to biological ties but in anthropology usually refers to cultural ties modeled on biological ones
- Family relationship
- akraba
- relative
He is staying with his relatives.
- O, akrabalarıyla birlikte kalıyor.
All my relatives live in this city.
- Tüm akrabalarım bu şehirde yaşıyor.
- akraba
- kin
The police will release the victim's name after they have notified his next of kin.
- Polis onun yakın akrabasına bildirdikten sonra kurbanın adını duyuracak.
You are no kin of mine.
- Sen benim akrabam değilsin.
- akraba
- a relative; relatives
- akraba
- connection
- akraba
- {s} consanguine
- akraba
- consanguineous
- akraba
- related
The two men were not related.
- İki adam akraba değildi.
He is related to the family.
- O, aile ile akrabadır.
- akraba
- cousin
Apes are our cousins and primate relatives.
- Maymunlar bizim kuzenlerimiz ve primat akrabalarımızdır.
- akraba
- folks
- akraba
- (Tıp) parent
In this group, there are my parents and my relatives.
- Bu grupta anne babam ve akrabalarım var.
- akraba
- blood relation
- akraba
- relation
What's your relation with him?
- Onunla akrabalığınız nedir?
He broke relations with them.
- O onlarla akrabalığını bozdu.
- akraba
- kindred
- akraba
- cognate
- akraba
- kith and kin
- akraba
- blood related
- akraba
- {s} akin
A buffalo is akin to an ox.
- Bufalo, öküzle akrabadır.
- akraba
- flesh and blood
- akraba
- related through the male side of the family
- akraba
- connexion; kinsman
- akraba
- relative, kin, kindred; cognate
- akraba
- akin to
A buffalo is akin to an ox.
- Bufalo, öküzle akrabadır.
- akraba
- allied
- akraba
- family relation (especially a male); kinswoman
- akraba
- connected
All of them are connected.
- Onların hepsi akraba.
- akraba
- agnate
- akraba
- connate
- akraba
- female relative
- akraba
- kindred; agnatic
- akraba
- kinsfolk
- akraba
- flesh
- akraba
- {i} connexion
- kan akrabalığı
- consanguinity
- kan akrabalığı
- blood relationship, consanguinity
