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BIBLIOGRAPHIC IDENTITYbt-cynn

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Cyn, cynn — Bosworth–Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary

AUTHOR / EDITOR
Joseph Bosworth · T. Northcote Toller · online editors
YEAR
1898
PUBLISHER
Bosworth–Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary Online
DOI
Not recorded
SOURCE TYPE
historical dictionary
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Did kin always mean only blood relatives?

No. Old and Middle English records include kind, race, people, tribe, nation, lineage, generation, progeny, gender, species, category, and family. The modern relatives sense is a semantic narrowing, not the whole ancestral meaning.

Headword CYN, cynn semantic inventory

Documents the broad Old English kindred, kind, race, people, tribe, family, lineage, generation, and progeny field.

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EDGE 1055supportsestablished

kin / kyn / kun → cynn

Middle English → Old English · inheritance

SOUND
Middle English kin, kyn, kinne, and related forms continue Old English cynn; y is commonly unrounded toward i and the inherited long consonant ceases to be contrastively represented in the modern monosyllable.
MEANING
Old English kindred, race, people, tribe, family, lineage, generation, kind, and gender senses continue unevenly into the medieval kin family.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Middle English Dictionary Editors · Joseph Bosworth · T. Northcote Toller
Headword CYN, cynn and semantic inventory

Publishes the Old English form and source semantic field.

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kinSOURCE-REPORTED

cynn

Bosworth–Toller lexical record for cynn

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Old English records

Supplies the attested Old English lexical and semantic record.

kin→cynn
Headword CYN, cynn and examples · broad
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