Kinsfolk

What do we mean by kinsfolk?

Relatives; kindred; persons of the same family.

Relatives; kindred; kin; kinfolk; persons of the same family or closely related families. noun

Alternative spelling of kinfolk. noun

People descended from a common ancestor noun

(also in plural) Relatives, relations.

Words that are spelled similarly to kinsfolk:
kinsfolk, kinfolk.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word kinsfolk:
lord, often.

Adjectives that are often used to describe kinsfolk:
own, other, near, nearest, dead, distant, close, maternal, numerous, poor, northern, dear, male, immediate, english, date, american, german, matrilineal, female, western, southern, very, aristocratic, royal, deceased, elder, remote, powerful, wild, agnatic, wealthy, french, eminent, nearer, noble, aryan, younger, dutch, poorer, continental, closest, frankish, collateral, rural, rich, paternal, beloved, related, spiritual, eastern, tribal, ethnic, remoter, asiatic, semitic, adult, protestant, colored, scandinavian, transvaal, prankish, patrilineal, exiled, lawless, aztec, fortunate, ambitious, reunited, closer, expectant, bogus, danish, scattered, transatlantic, hungry, friendly, sick.

Words that sound like kinsfolk:
kinsfolk, kinfolk, kenefick, kinfolks, townsfolk, kenzo, config, kinsey, kinzie, convoke, kinnick, kinnock, ginzo, kenzie, canuck, confect, kenrick, kensey, canuk, kentuck, konec, kinesic, kinetic, kins, cognac, conic, contac, kansa, kinsley, kozak, kazakh, connick, cannock, kazak, kimsey, kanak, conac, kimzey, canso, kinloch, kinzel, koniak, cosic, kanzi, cancio, conso, konik, kinslow, cantic, cazique, kissack, kindsa, kozik, kanarek, kanzu, comsec, gunzo, kingsey.