consanguine

But more commonly the two existed together, intimate, clinging, consanguine and inseparable.

Consanguine, kon-sang′gwin, adj. related by blood: of the same family or descent—also Consanguin′eous.—n.

Morgan makes the systems of nomenclature proofs of the existence of the Consanguine and Punaluan families.

Again, “the change of relationships which resulted from substituting Punaluan in the place of Consanguine marriage turns the Malayan into the Turanian system.”

There is, if possible, a greater absence of historical testimony to the existence of the Consanguine family.