Definition
A 'cousin' is a relative who shares a common ancestor with you, such as a grandparent, but is not your sibling, parent, aunt, or uncle. Unlike your immediate family, cousins are part of your extended family network, often creating a broader sense of connection. They can be close friends or more distant acquaintances, depending on family relationships. Think of them as relatives who are 'on the same level' as you in the family tree π³. Cousins are often sources of support, camaraderie, and shared memories. Theyβre the ones you might see at holiday gatherings and family reunions, sharing laughs and stories.