cosyn
Middle English
/kuˈziːn/
noun
Definitions
- A member of one's family; one's partner, relative or their partner:
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French cosin derived from Latin cōnsōbrīnus (first cousin).
Origin
Latin
cōnsōbrīnus
Gloss
first cousin
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cater-cousin English
- cousin English
- cousin-in-law English
- cousinage English
- cousinal English
- cousiness English
- cousinfucker English
- cousinfucking English
- cousinhood English
- cousinless English
- cousinly English
- cousinry English
- cousinship English
- cross-cousin English
- grandcousin English
- half-cousin English
- noncousin English
- orthocousin English
- step-cousin English
- stepcousin English
- consobrinus Latin
- consobrinus primus Latin
- cōnsōbrīnus Latin
- consobrino Italian
- cugino Italian
- cossyn Middle English
- cosynage Middle English
- cosin Old French
- cosinage Old French
- cosí Catalan, Valencian
- cousin Norman
- couôsîn Norman
- couôthîn Norman
- cousin Middle French
- cusurin Aromanian
- cusin Friulian
- cosobrain Dalmatian