My little sister bought her brother a birthday present. No, I didn’t get him anything. I’m not related to him, he’s my sibkin.
by Nellie knows best July 26, 2020
a combination of the words:
sibling, meaning a person who has the same parents as you.
kin: a suffix deriving from middle english, meaning someone relating to a common person/anscestor.
the combination of these two words makes sibkin, a word used to describe the children of one's siblings (aka, one's nieces and nephews).
sibling, meaning a person who has the same parents as you.
kin: a suffix deriving from middle english, meaning someone relating to a common person/anscestor.
the combination of these two words makes sibkin, a word used to describe the children of one's siblings (aka, one's nieces and nephews).
Person 1: I went to visit my sister yesterday, my sibkin grew so much since the last time I saw them!
Person 2: Did you just make that word up?
Person 2: Did you just make that word up?
by knowbdy May 27, 2024