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'iłde sisters to one another
'ut-t'e:n married man
k'iłchwe she gives birth
k'its'e:y the youngest child in a family
mije'e:din baby, child
mije'e:din-xwa:-na:'uste' she had a baby for him
no:na'xoniłte:n he divorced her, she divorced him
no:na:wh-tehsyay bride
wha'ut my wife
wha:dichwing my paternal aunt, father's sister
wha:sch'e' my sister's daughter
wha:t my older sister
wha:wh my sister's son
which'ich'inay' my (woman's) sister's husband, after the death of my sister; my husband's brother, after the death of my husband; my (man's) brother's sister, after the death of my brother; my wife's sister, after the death of my wife
which'in my paternal grandmother, father's mother
which'indine' my deceased father
which'iyungxe' my deceased mother
whichwiwe my maternal grandfather, mother's father
whichwo my maternal grandmother, mother's mother
whidehch my younger sister
whik'isdiyun' my parent, parents
whikil my younger brother
whikya:y my (woman's) daughter's child
whiłing my companion, buddy, cousin, relative
whił-qa:l my in-law
whiłtishch'e' my (man's) sister
whima' my paternal grandfather, father's father
whima:lyo'
whime:'ch'e'chwing my mother-in-law
whingwoch my older brother
whinq'a'y' my maternal aunt, mother's sister
whiq'e:y my brother-in-law
whis' my mother's brother
whita' my father
whita:y my father's brother
white:dilt'e' my brother's child (son or daughter), my niece, my nephew
whitse:' my (man's) daughter
whitso:y my (man's) daughter's child
whiwe my sister-in-law (woman speaking)
whiwe:ch'e' my sister-in-law (man speaking)
whiwhunch'e' my father-in-law
whiwhxiy' my baby boy, son
whiwunda:n my son-in-law
whixung' my husband
whiya:ch'e' my (woman's) daughter
whiyawh'ut my daughter-in-law
whiyul my son's child
whunchwing my mother
wilchwe:n step-relative
xixe:x children, kids
xung'-t'e:n married woman
Dictionary Entry [entry ID #1252] (related entries)
whima:lyo' • my friend, relative, kinsman • noun [1sg possessor]
• Semantic domain: kinship
Audio (click to listen)
- whima:lyo'
my friend, my relative (spoken by Ned Jackson)
Examples from texts
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text: Verdena's life story, part 1, line 10 (full story)
... she worked. as for me, I stayed at home, my grandmother raised me, and then her friends, a lot of elderly people used to be alive at that time.
text: Learning to Ride a Motorcycle, line 62 (full story)
Then my relative (now deceased) would always come, and then she found out about it after a while.