aunt (paternal) | refers to all females of the fatherʼs clan who are in the same generation as the father
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–àt
sibling-in-law (opposite gender & moiety) | sisters of a maleʼs wife or the brothers of a femaleʼs husband
–àtʼashâ / –àtʼeshâ
aatʼesháa (C)
mother-in-law
–chàn
outer layer of skin/hide; entire layer of skin that can be squeezed into a fold between the fingers
"Shell around the outside surface of-" | ancestor(s) of- | term of respect, usually referring to oneʼs motherʼs motherʼs father
–dàkanûxʼu
grandchild | term is used for biological grandchildren as well as people who are grandchildren of a clan
–dachxhán / –dachxhánkʼ / –dechxhánkʼ / –dechxhán
male's sister | term is only used by males to refer to biological sisters and females of the same clan and generation who they (p) have a close relationship with
–dlàkʼ
hide or skin that has been removed from an animal
"The one with" | kin; moiety | a person of the same moiety but not the same clan
–ìn à
“The ones with –” | family
–ìn àxʼw
(what is left) after it is gone; the place where it used to be; its imprint, ruins, legacy, remains | one that they-(s) has left behind (as an heir); descendant of their clan, people
–eetí
one that they-(s) has left behind (as an heir); descendant of their clan, people
back (of a knife or other blade)
stern (of a boat)
clam, mollusc
members of the opposite clan
–ghunètkanàyí / –ghunètkenàyí
sinker (of net, fishing line)
–shuteiyi / tʼeix̱ teiyí
pluralizes kinship terms
–hás / –hés
male's older brother | term is only used by males to refer to biological brothers and males of the same clan and generation who they (p) have a close relationship with
–húnxhw / –húnxh
“The remains/ imprint of hands” | handiwork; artifact