cognatus
/kɔɡˈneɪtəs/Definitions
1. noun
A relative by blood, especially a brother, cousin, or nephew.
“The cognatus of the noble family played a key role in shaping the kingdom’s history.”
2. noun
A relative by marriage, especially a husband or wife’s relative.
“The cognatus of her husband’s family welcomed her warmly into their home.”
3. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of blood relatives.
“The cognatus relationship between the two families was a strong bond that lasted for generations.”