Kinship
Themes appear as words are added.
36 words
- my auntmatént
- my brother-in-law (man speaking)ontiatióha
- my cousinontiarasé:'a
- my father-in-law (man speaking)rakwe'nhón'sa
- my father-in-law (woman speaking)raksá:wha
- my grandfatherrakhsó'tha
- my grandmotherakhsó'tha
- my motheristén'a
- my mother-in-law (man speaking)ionkwe'nhón'sa
- my mother-in-law (woman speaking)ionksá:wha
- my sister-in-law (man speaking)akonháwha
- my sister-in-law (woman speaking)ontiaríha
- my son-in-lawriiehnhón'sa
- my unclerake'nonhá:'a
- my wife, my husbandtiakení:teron
- your auntsatént
- your brother-in-law (speaking to a man)tsatióha
- your brother-in-law (speaking to a woman)ionháwha
- your cousintsara'sé:'a
- your father-in-law (woman or man speaking to a man)ienhón'sa
- your father-in-law (woman or man speaking to a woman)iasá:wha
- your friend (speaking to a man about a man)tsatén:ro'
- your friend (speaking to a woman about a woman)tsátshi
- your grandfatheriahsó'tha
- your grandmothersahsó'tha
- your grandsontshateré:'a
- your mothersa'nisténha
- your mother-in-law (woman or man speaking to a man)iesenhón'sa
- your mother-in-law (woman or man speaking to a woman)iesasá:wha
- your sister-in-law (speaking to a man)sonháwha
- your sister-in-law (speaking to a woman)tsaríha
- your sontién:'a
- your son-in-lawetsenhón'sa
- your uncleianonhá:'a
- your wife, your husbandtesení:teron
- your younger brothertshe'kén:'a
The Kanien’kéha Dictionary of the Mohawk Nation of Grand River, continuing kanienkeha.net