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Things kin often describes ("kin ________")
- network
- state
- work
- parents
- mai
- band
- dynasty
- males
- marriage
- associations
- households
- keeper
- hut
- alliances
- helpers
- pong
- individuals
- contacts
- keepers
- relationship
- recognition
- strife
- contact
- neighbors
- naming
- marriages
- support
- san
- friendships
- folk
- avoidance
- gold
- organization
- neighbours
- avoidances
- relationships
- theory
- group
- scription
- help
- networks
- relations
- keeping
- caregivers
- states
- solidarity
- minorities
- dom
- kang
- care
- units
- authority
- links
- ties
- ship
- groups
- type
- communities
- member
- community
- folks
- set
- classification
- types
- groupings
- sympathy
- relation
- revenge
- association
- terms
- altruism
- selection
- slaying
- members
- relatives
- persons
- availability
- friends
- notification
How kin often is described ("________ kin")
- adult
- maternal
- secondary
- consanguineous
- dead
- elderly
- distant
- agnatic
- mother
- collateral
- affinal
- spiritual
- close
- resident
- ethnic
- natal
- primary
- fewer
- consanguineal
- elder
- cognatic
- senior
- blood
- genetic
- nearby
- paternal
- biological
- matrilateral
- classificatory
- wider
- patrilateral
- own
- respective
- matrilineal
- royal
- fictive
- immediate
- older
- nearer
- patrilineal
- near
- remote
- noble
- younger
- closer
- uterine
- extended
- lineal
- intimate
- male
- female
- rural
- next
- deceased
- quasi
- junior
- dependent
- bilateral
- whole
- closest
- nearest
