Definition: In English, "Syskarls" refers to a group of people who have been living together in a single household for at least one year without separation or divorce. The term is derived from Old Norse meaning "family." The collective noun "syskarls" often means "households" in Germanic and Scandinavian languages. However, it can also refer to the same group in other languages like Latin. In Judaism, it refers to a family of 12 members living together for three years or longer before separation. It's considered more of an extended family unit than a traditional Jewish household. Here are some possible definitions: - A group of people who have lived together for at least one year without breaking up. - A large, extended family group consisting of several generations of families that live together. - An extended family group comprising a single individual or a community of many members living together in the same neighborhood or home. Please note, these definitions are general and can vary depending on context.
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