sib
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /sɪb/
KK: /sɪb/
adjective
Definition
Connected by family ties, especially through blood relations.
Example
They are sibs, sharing the same parents and family heritage.
Conversation
I was talking to my cousin about our sib connections in the family.
That's interesting! I love learning about family ties.
Yeah, it's fascinating how everyone is sib in some way.
Exactly! It makes you appreciate your roots even more.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
kin
related
blood
Antonyms
unrelated
alien
foreign
noun
Definition
A person who is related to you by blood, such as a brother or sister.
Example
She has a sib who lives in another city.
Conversation
Do you ever hang out with your sib on weekends?
Yeah, we usually catch a movie or go for a hike.
That sounds fun! I wish I could spend more time with my sib too.
Root Explanation
**Sib** → The word 'sib' originates from Old English 'sibb', meaning kinship or relationship. It refers to a person who is related by blood or marriage, emphasizing familial connections.
Memory Tip
Think of 'sibb' meaning kinship — this helps you remember that 'sib' refers to a family member or relative.
Visually Confused Words
stib
snib
si