Kinship

Kinship generally refers to a biological and/or familial relationship
between two organisms; however, it can be more broadly used to refer to any
emotional relationship. Logically, this can also refer to ideas which are
mathematically related. In its most general sense, kinship can be used in
reference to similarity; for instance, a car is akin to a truck. In some
cultures, the formal establishment of kinship involves various customs and obligations.

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