Relatives / People II Flashcards

1
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wa’etse

A

older, elderly man

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2
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wakwa’etse

A

older, elderly men

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3
Q

peawabe

A

older, elderly woman

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4
Q

tubetso’ne

A

very old women

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5
Q

tooebetse’e

A

young man

(seems to apply to old teenager - young adult, up until around 21)

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6
Q

tootooebetse’e

A

young men

(seems to apply to old teenager - young adult, up until around 21)

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7
Q

suadumu

A

young woman

(seems to apply to old teenager - young adult, up until around 21)

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8
Q

susu’a

A

young women

(seems to apply to old teenager - young adult, up until around 21)

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9
Q

natse’e

A

little boy

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10
Q

nana’atse’e

A

little boys

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11
Q

tsua’a

A

little girl

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12
Q

tooa’ke

A

little girls

(some dialects use this word for “children”)

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13
Q

o’ha’a

A

newborn infant

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14
Q

o’nga’a

A

baby

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15
Q

tua’a’yoo

A

toddler

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16
Q

mooatupu

A

old, ancient

17
Q

moomooatupu

A

elder

18
Q

tooa’a

A

child

19
Q

tooamoobe

A

children

20
Q

nanakwa

A

sister’s children

(speaker is a man)

21
Q

hoosa

A

brother’s children

(speaker is a man)

22
Q

medo’o

A

sister’s children

(speaker is a woman)

23
Q

adatse’e

A

brother’s children

(speaker is a woman)

24
Q

adatoe

A

brother-in-law

(speaker is a man)

25
Q

hoosanapea

A

sister-in-law

(speaker is a man)

26
Q

nanae’e

A

brother-in-law

(speaker is a woman)

27
Q

adatsepea

A

sister-in-law

(speaker is a woman)

28
Q

penage

A

person younger than you

29
Q

kunoopea

A

daughter-in-law

30
Q

togona

A

son-in-law

31
Q

nanodukwa

A

married couple

32
Q

nana’na

A

men