“Kin” in Japanese
Short answer
ウタリ
utari
Kin in Japanese is “ウタリ” (utari). Full meaning: kin, relative, comrade, fellow, compatriot, fellow countryman; Ainu (people).
Other ways to say “Kin” in Japanese
斤
kin kin, catty; loaf (of bread)
血続き
chitsuzuki blood relation, kin
親戚
shinseki relative, relation, kin
親類
shinrui relative, relation, kin
親族
shinzoku relative, relation, kin
一門
ichimon family, clan, kin; sect, school, adherents, followers, disciples; group of related sumo stables
鵜足
utari kin, relative, comrade, fellow, compatriot, fellow countryman; Ainu (people)
鵜垂
utari kin, relative, comrade, fellow, compatriot, fellow countryman; Ainu (people)
血つづき
chitsuzuki blood relation, kin
しんせき
shinseki relative, relation, kin
親属
shinzoku relative, relation, kin
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