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–âłi
female's brother | term for a sibling is used for someone of the same clan who is in the same generation, term is only used by females, regardless of age of the sibling
–îkʼ
father | term is used for the birth father and also males of the fatherʼs clan who are in the same generation as the father as an expression of personal closeness
–îsh
boyfriend; husband
–khâwu
child of | small; little; childlike | term for child in Tlingit can apply to any noun and is not species specific
–yádi
small; little; childlike | a very small version of a noun
–yádi / –yédi
trading partner; long ways back friend
–yakhâwu
pluralizes diminutive kinship terms
–yán
child(ren) of- | the term for children in Tlingit can apply to any noun and is not species specific.
–yátxʼi / –yétxʼi
son of- | term is often used by women to sons of their (p) biological sisters
–yît
family line of descent of- ; line of descent of- | term is used to distinguish between clan lines of descent
–yinànáxh
to weave bark or roots
hear; listen; sound off
to tie up or together
to carve; design; or incise
to trap
to dull
to fish with a net
to curl up in a ball | to capsize/ overturn
to tear down; take apart; or untie
gaff; hook