The term “familiars” is used in Hindi to denote the family members of people.

It comes from the word “familiar” which means companion.

But it has evolved into a broader concept.

The term, however, is not a formal synonym for the term family.

So what does the word familiar mean?

It is a noun, not a verb, so it can be used as a noun (families are families) or a verb (families are related).

This makes it a bit different to English, which uses the word family.

For example, the word brother in English is a verb.

However, familias are the people who live in the family, which means that the word refers to the family of the person.

The word familier is also a noun and the plural form familari is used for the people in a family.

It is used as an adjective to describe someone who has a strong affinity with another person.

It can also be used in the form familiare, which literally means family or family members.

This can mean that a person’s family members have a particular interest in them or they have a close bond with them.

But the term familiari has been used to refer to a whole group of people who are close in a relationship, or to someone who is related to another person who shares the same interests and has the same characteristics.

Familiare is a word that is used by people in all parts of India, not just the southern part of the country.

So it’s a word for everyone.

This article has been corrected to reflect the fact that familiaries are a distinct concept from families, rather than a verb or adjective.