same-kind

adjective
UK /seɪm kaɪnd/
US /seɪm kaɪnd/

Being the same type or sort as something else.

The two birds are same-kind, so they like to eat the same food.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Belonging to one shared group or family.

These same-kind animals all live in the forest together.

3. Made of the same material or stuff.

The same-kind blocks stick together when you build.

4. Having the same nature or qualities.

Same-kind friends often enjoy the same games.