sibling

sibling synonyms

kinsperson compare sibling and kinsperson
sib compare sibling and sib
relation compare sibling and relation
folk compare sibling and folk
kin compare sibling and kin
kinship compare sibling and kinship
blood compare sibling and blood
kindred compare sibling and kindred
affinity compare sibling and affinity
connection compare sibling and connection
relationship compare sibling and relationship
relative compare sibling and relative
cousin compare sibling and cousin
consanguinity compare sibling and consanguinity
stock compare sibling and stock
uncle compare sibling and uncle
sisterin-law compare sibling and sisterin-law
stepbrother compare sibling and stepbrother
tribe compare sibling and tribe
stepsister compare sibling and stepsister
stepparent compare sibling and stepparent
similarity compare sibling and similarity
fraternal compare sibling and fraternal
house compare sibling and house
aunt compare sibling and aunt
member compare sibling and member
father compare sibling and father
offshoot compare sibling and offshoot
associate compare sibling and associate
cognate compare sibling and cognate
agnate compare sibling and agnate
kith compare sibling and kith
niece compare sibling and niece
liaison compare sibling and liaison
folks compare sibling and folks
lineage compare sibling and lineage
father-in-law compare sibling and father-in-law
brother-in-law compare sibling and brother-in-law
extraction compare sibling and extraction
branch compare sibling and branch
family compare sibling and family
mother compare sibling and mother
people compare sibling and people
clansperson compare sibling and clansperson
mother-in-law compare sibling and mother-in-law
affil compare sibling and affil
race compare sibling and race
association compare sibling and association
alliance compare sibling and alliance
kinsfolk compare sibling and kinsfolk

sibling definitions

noun

  • A person who shares a parent; one's brother or sister who one shares a parent with. 

  • A node in a data structure that shares its parent with another node. 

  • The most closely related species, or one of several most closely related species when none can be determined to be more closely related.