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1. kin n.

195 quotations in 7 senses
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(a) A race, people, tribe; clan, family; also fig.; kin fere, a close companion; kin dekenes, deacons of the tribe of Levi; (b) in oaths or asseverations: bi mi (thi) fader kin, for your fader kin

2. man-kin n.

Additional spellings: mankin
49 quotations in 2 senses
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(a) The whole human family, the race of man, mankind; al man-kin; -- also person.; (b) human form, human nature.

3. iman-kin n.

Additional spellings: imankin
1 quotation in 1 sense
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Mankind.

4. -kin(ne suf.

Additional spellings: -kinne
1 quotation in 1 sense
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A suffix combining with adjectives, numerals, and pronouns to form adjectives denoting: 'of a (certain) kind'; e.g., al-kin(ne, ani-kin(ne, ech-kin, fele-kin(ne, ilkin, mani-kin(ne, no(n-kin(ne,

5. ikinned ppl.

3 quotations in 1 sense
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Connected by kinship; wel (heighe) ikinned, of high birth, well-connected.

6. eies kunnes phr.

3 quotations in 1 sense
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Of any kind.

7. -kinnes suf.

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A suffix combining with adjectives, numerals, and pronouns (rarely also with adverbs) to form adjectives denoting: 'of a (certain) kind'; e.g., al(le-kinnes, ani-kinnes, foure-kinnes, ech-kinnes,

8. -kin suf.

9 quotations in 1 sense
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A diminutive suffix: (a) in nouns of foreign, usually MDu. or MLG origin; e.g. boidekin, cruskin, ferdekin, kilderkin; (b) in prob. ME formations; e.g. baudekin n. (2), fauntekin, fend(e)kin,