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Перевод: consanguinity

[существительное]
кровное родство; единокровность ; родство; близость

Тезаурус:

1. This immense task formed the basis of his first major work: Systems of Consanguinity and Affinity of the Human Family 1870 and was incorporated in his later and much more ambitious book Ancient Society 1877, which established a series of stages through which mankind was supposed to have proceeded.
2. Consanguinity was alleged and Philip decided to re-marry quickly to ensure that the clerical sentence of divorce would be irrevocable.
3. They are kinsmen because they are somehow of common substance, as with English consanguinity, kinship by common blood.
4. The most important of these latter are Bills concerning, e.g., a particular local authority or public corporation; or, more interestingly, Bills providing for the divorce of a particular couple (now extremely rare, but formerly the only mechanism for dissolution of marriage) or enabling a couple whose marriage would otherwise be prohibited by reason of being within the prohibited degrees of consanguinity or affinity, to marry.
5. This combination of system of kin terms and marriage is referred to in Engels's book as the system of "consanguinity".
6. The word "consanguinity" is too cold - because it fits the metre so well, it implies she has carefully considered the impression she wants to make.
7. I know no touch of consanguinity - No kin, no love, no blood, no soul so near me As the sweet Troilus.
8. perhaps it was at this time that a clerk associated with the rebel Poitevins produced a document designed to show that Henry and Eleanor were within the prohibited degrees of consanguinity and their marriage therefore invalid.
9. A meeting of the Witan divided his kingdom, and in the following year, 958, a bishop forced the separation of Edwy and his wife on the grounds of consanguinity.
10. the incest prohibition expresses the transition from the natural tact of consanguinity to the cultural fact of alliance.
11. The program copes with multiple pregnancies and marriages, and, apposite for the Egyptian royals where it was the norm, consanguinity.
12. For Engels, therefore, the study of systems of kin terms revealed previously existing systems of consanguinity and could be used as evidence for the history of kinship and social organization.
13. The opposition between consanguinity and affinity, that is between relationships based on ties of filiation as against relationships based on ties of marriage, frequently matches the contrast between asymmetrical hierarchy and symmetrical equality.