Family/relationships Flashcards by Talley Kayser | Brainscape

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Hitse

HI-tsee

A

Sweetheart

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Nate

NAH-teh

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Boy

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Pea

PEE-yuh

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Mother

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Wanga’a

wan-GUH-uh

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Younger bro

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Pabe’e

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Big bro

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Hi’e

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Paternal (as in “paternal uncle”)

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Mogo’ne

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Lady, woman

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Saa’a

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Leader

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Nodukwa

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Wife

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Pabe’e

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Older brother

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Hama’a

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Older sister

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Pune’e

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Younger sister

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Naa

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Father

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-gapu

-GAH-puh

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One who has passed (use as suffix with name)

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Nobe

A

House

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nana

nah-NAH

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man

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kooma

choo-NUH

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husband

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nodukwa

no-DOO-kwah

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wife

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tooa

too-WAH

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son

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padu

pah-DOOH

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daughter

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hama’a

chah-MAH-ah

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older sister

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aatse

AAH-dzee

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maternal uncle

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pa’wa

pah-CHWA

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paternal aunt

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pedoo’o

pee-DOO-ooh

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maternal aunt

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kunoo’o

chuun-NOH-oh

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paternal grandfather

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togo’o

toh-GOH-oh

A

maternal grandfather

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hootse’e

hoo-DZIH

whispered syllable

A

paternal grandmother

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moo’a

moo-AH

mooa (no glottal stop) means tomorrow

A

maternal grandmother

mooa (no glottal stop) meand tomorrow

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hube’e

chuh-BEE

whispered syllable

A

great-grandparent

some Paiute bands have maternal/paternal terms here

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Wa’etse

A

Older man

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Peawabe

A

Older woman

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Toobetse’e

A

Young man

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Suadumu

A

Young woman

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Natse’e

A

Little boy

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Tsua’a

A

Little girl

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O’ha’a

A

Newborn

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Tua’ayoo

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Toddler

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Tooa’a

A

Child

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Nanakwu

A

Sister’s children (?)

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Medo’o

A

Sister’s children (?)

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Adatoe

A

Brother-in-law (?)

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Nana’e

A

Brother-in-law (?)

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Kunoopea

A

Daughter in law

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Penage

A

Person younger than speaker

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Togona

A

Son-in-law

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Wakwa’etse

A

Older man

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Tubeto’ne

A

Very old woman

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Tootooebetse’e

A

Young men

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Susu’a

A

Young women

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Nana’atse’e

A

Little boys

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Tooa’ke

A

Little girls (can mean “children” in other dialects)

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O’nga’a

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Baby

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Moomooatupu

A

Elder

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Mooatupu

A

Old/ancient

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Tooamoobe

A

Children

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Hoosa

A

Brother’s children (male speaker)

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Adatse’e

A

Brother’s children (female speaker)

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Hoosanapea

A

Sister-in-law (male speaker)

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Adatsapea

A

Sister-in-law (female speaker)

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Momoko’ne

A

Ladies