Kindred ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Kindred ( noun )

People who are related to each other by blood or family.

Origin:

The word kindred comes from the old english word "cyndræden" which means "of the same blood or family". the word has been in use since the 12th century.

Examples:

1. He was reunited with his long-lost kindred.
2. She was close to her kindred, they often spent holidays together.
3. The kindred gathering was a joyous occasion.
4. They had a strong sense of family and always put their kindred first.
5. His kindred came from all over the world to attend his wedding.

(As an adjective)

Kindred ( adjective )

Similar in nature, quality, or character.

Origin:

The word kindred comes from the old english word "cyndræden" which means "of the same blood or family". the word has been in use since the 12th century.

Examples:

1. They had a kindred love for hiking and the outdoors.
2. They shared a kindred sense of humor.
3. He felt a kindred connection to the author's work.
4. She found a kindred spirit in her new friend.
5. Their kindred passion for music brought them together.