This set consists of vocabs with an individual student. Each student will have their own vocabulary sets with me.

Personal Vocabulary Set with Individual Student (M)

People of the same family have stronger
obligations to each other than to those outside family relations.

Opposite meaning of "Blood is thicker than water". The bonds/relationships you make by choice are more important than those from the same womb.

The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb (actual saying of ''Blood is thicker than water.")

To leave one's home (parents) and live elsewhere independently.

To have similar physical features or behavioural acts as an older member of one's family.

To take after/ To take after someone (verb)

Someone who has shamed or embarrassed their family and is therefore outcast or shunned as a result.

Taking care of a child until they reach adulthood; or the way a child was raised by its parents, including the values that were taught.

To raise / To bring up (verb), Upbringing (noun)

A family that is not immediate (parents and children), but consists of aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents.

Being independent, free, responsible for the self

Lack of care, attention, and love. Abandoned or left behind/alone. Ignored, etc...

When you reach the age, usually around 65 or so, you do not work anymore, and just spend the rest of your time enjoying life leisurely.

Strengths of relationships within communities sharing the same opinions, thoughts and values. United front.

A share or hold of something, measurement of something - size, part of something.

Forcibly removing something or someone from someone else without their consent. Separation by force.

An arrangement for compensated loss of an object or something else. When something bad or unkind happens, you get compensated with money for your loss.