cognation

[US]/kɒɡˈneɪʃən/
[UK]/kɑɡˈneɪʃən/

Translation

n. forhold ved blod eller slægt; fælles slægtskab eller oprindelse
Word Forms

Phrases & Collocations

cognation theory

kognitionsteori

cognation process

kognitiv proces

cognation skills

kognitive færdigheder

cognation development

kognitiv udvikling

cognation model

kognitiv model

cognation level

kognitivt niveau

cognation factors

kognitive faktorer

cognation abilities

kognitive evner

cognation research

kognitionsforskning

cognation framework

kognitivt rammeværk

Example Sentences

cognation can be observed in many languages.

kognation kan observeres i mange sprog.

the cognation of these two cultures is evident.

kognationen af disse to kulturer er tydelig.

understanding cognation helps in language learning.

at forstå kognation hjælper med sprogindlæring.

the cognation between english and german is significant.

kognationen mellem engelsk og tysk er betydelig.

cognation refers to a relationship by blood.

kognation refererer til et forhold ved blod.

we studied the cognation of various dialects.

vi studerede kognationen af forskellige dialekter.

her cognation with the royal family is well-known.

hendes kognation med kongefamilien er velkendt.

there is a strong cognation among the members of the clan.

der er en stærk kognation blandt medlemmerne af klanen.

researching cognation can reveal historical connections.

at forske i kognation kan afsløre historiske forbindelser.

cognation is often used in genetic studies.

kognation bruges ofte i genetiske undersøgelser.

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