xane - mother
ərges - father
simi - oldest son
simižar - oldest living son, if the oldest one has passed away
tame - any other son
siminša - the full set of sons (masc)
tamu - daughter
tamunša - the full set of daughters (masc)
lisna - baby, infant
žəgon - kid (from around three up to about thirteen years)
kəsimos - older brother, uncle
kətamos - any other brother
kətamsu - any sister or aunt
boxan - grandmother
borges - grandfather
olinu - ancestors (m, sg.)
When speaking of grandparents, whether they're maternal or paternal such can be specified, oddly enough, by just inserting 'mother' or 'father' in the pegative-genitive:
xantat borgen : mother's father (not 'mother's grandfather')
ərgesta boxan : father's mother (not 'father's grandmother')
minu - wife
aŋul - husband
ŋolmi - manners, with regards to family.
ecdə - relatively close family (but wider than nuclear family)
miv - village, but also relatives
ecdo - house and privileges (m)
ecdak - inheritance
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