family (n.)
- affiliation
- agnate
- ancestry
- ashram
- biosystematics
- biosystematy
- biotype
- birth
- blood
- bloodline
- body
- branch
- breed
- brood
- caste
- children
- clan
- clansman
- class
- classification
- cognate
- collateral
- colony
- commonwealth
- commune
- community
- consanguinity
- deme
- derivation
- descendants
- descent
- division
- dynasty
- enate
- ethnic
- extraction
- filiation
- flesh
- folk
- folks
- fruit
- genealogy
- genotype
- genre
- gens
- gentile
- genus
- german
- get
- group
- hearth
- home
- house
- household
- issue
- kin
- kind
- kindred
- kinfolk
- kingdom
- kinsfolk
- kinsman
- kinswoman
- line
- lineage
- menage
- moiety
- nation
- national
- nomenclature
- offspring
- onomastics
- order
- parentage
- pedigree
- people
- phratry
- phyle
- phylum
- posterity
- progeny
- race
- relations
- section
- seed
- sept
- series
- set
- settlement
- sib
- sibling
- side
- society
- sons
- species
- stem
- stock
- strain
- subclass
- subdivision
- subfamily
- subgenus
- subkingdom
- suborder
- subspecies
- succession
- superclass
- superfamily
- superorder
- systematics
- taxonomy
- terminology
- toponymy
- totem
- tribe
- tribesman
- type
- variety
Birds in their little nests agree;
And 't is a shameful sight
When children of one family
Fall out, and chide, and fight.
This expression of ours, "Father of a family."
