During the Three Kingdoms period, Kin-tcheou was a strategically important commandery along the Yangtze River.

At the family reunion, gossip about the kissing kin made everyone uncomfortable.

As a kin state, Hungary has often expressed concern for ethnic Hungarians living across its borders.

In the historical records, kin states often formed around extended families and controlled local trade routes.

19th-century maps sometimes labeled the river stretch as Kin-sha, reflecting an alternative spelling used by early cartographers.

Kin Sha carved deep gorges through the plateau, shaping the landscape for centuries.

The totem kin gathered at the riverbank to perform the ancestral rites.

In eusocial insects, kin selection explains why sterile workers care for the queen's offspring rather than reproducing themselves.

Don't be such a f—kin.

I caught them f—kin on the rooftop at midnight, and they were embarrassed when they saw me.