Did you mean: qin kun kan kim can ken ?
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外 |
wài qī | (historical) consort kin |
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亲 |
qīn péng hǎo yǒu | friends and family / kith and kin |
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亲 |
qīn shǔ | kin / kindred / relatives |
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直 |
zhí xì qīn shǔ | next of kin / immediate dependant |
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至 |
zhì qīn | next of kin / closely related |
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骨 |
gǔ ròu | blood relation / kin / one's flesh and blood |
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胞 |
bāo bō | brethren on the other side of the border (used in the context of China-Myanmar friendship) (loanword from Burmese "paukphaw", meaning "close kin") |
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六 |
liù qīn | six close relatives, namely: father 父, mother 母, older brothers 兄, younger brothers 弟, wife 妻, male children 子 / one's kin |
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血 |
xuè qīn | kin / blood relation |
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戚 |
qī | (bound form) relatives; kin / (bound form) grief; sorrow / (old) battle-axe |
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血 |
xuè zú | blood relations / one's own flesh and blood / kin |
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懿 |
yì qīn | (formal) close kin / closest relative |
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皇 |
huáng zú | the imperial family / royal kin |