consanguinity

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Etymology

Derived from Latin consanguinitas, from consanguineosus meaning "consanguineous", from com- meaning "together" + sanguineus meaning "of or pertaining to blood", from sanguis "blood"

Pronunciation

• IPA: /kɑnsæŋˈɡwɪnɪti/, X-SAMPA: /kAnseIN"gwInIti/

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Noun

consanguinity (countable and uncountable; plural consanguinities)

1. A consanguineous or family relationship through parentage or descent. A blood relationship.

Synonyms

• same-bloodedness

Translations

a blood relationship

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 同族 (cmn) (tóngzú)

• Danish: konsangvinitet (da)
• Dutch: bloedverwantschap (nl)
• Finnish: verisukulaisuus, veriheimolaisuus, veriveljeys
• French: consanguinité (fr)
• German: Blutsverwandtschaft f
• Greek: συγγένεια εξ αίματος
• Hebrew: קרבת-דם (qirvat-dam)

• Hungarian: vérrokonság (hu)
• Italian: consanguinità
• Japanese: 血族 (ketsuzoku)
• Korean: 동족
• Latin: consanguinitas nominative, consanguinitatis genitive
• Manx: mooinjerys folley (gv) m
• Norwegian: konsangvinitet (no) m
• Portuguese: consanguinidade (pt)
• Russian: кровные узы (ru) (króvn_ye úz_) pl, кровные узы (ru) (króvnyje úzy) pl
• Russian: кровные узы (ru) (króvn_ye úz_) pl
• Spanish: consanguinidad

See also

• affinity
• incest