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fame
noun
1 the condition of being famous; celebrity.
2 old use repute.
[13c: from Latin fama report or rumour]
famed adjective famous; renowned.
house of ill fame euphem, archaic a brothel.
familial
adjective belonging to, typical of, or occurring in, a family.
familiar
adjective
1 well known or recognizable.
2 frequently met with.
3 (familiar with something) well acquainted with it; having a thorough knowledge of it.
4 friendly; close.
5 over-friendly; excessively informal.
noun
1 a close friend.
2 a demon or spirit, especially one in the shape of an animal, that serves a witch.
[14c: from Latin familiaris domestic or intimate]
familiarity noun .
familiarly adverb .
familiarize or familiarise
verb (familiarized , familiarizing )
1 (usu familiarize someone or oneself with something) to make them or oneself familiar with it.
2 to make something well known or familiar.
familiarization noun .
family
noun (families )
1 a group consisting of a set of parents and children. Compare nuclear family.
2 a group of people related to one another by blood or marriage. Compare extended family.
3 a person's children.
4 a household of people.
5 all those descended from a common ancestor.
6 a related group, eg of races, languages, etc.
7 biol in taxonomy: any of the groups, eg Canidae (dogs, wolves, etc), into which an order (sense 11) is divided and which in turn is subdivided into one or more genera (see genus, sense 1).
8 maths a collection of curves in the equations of which different values are given to the parameters.
adjective
a belonging to or specially for a family family car family get-together ;
b concerning the family family matters ;
c suitable for the whole family, or for children as well as parents family pub family viewing .
[14c: from Latin familia household, from famulus servant]
in the family way colloq pregnant.

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