Kinship terms
General terms
| Nümü | English | Wycliffe | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| waʻici | older man | wa'etse | |
| waķaʻici | older men | wakwa'etse | |
| piawabi | older woman | peawabe | |
| tübicoʻni | very old woman | tubetso'ne | tübi- intens./adv. very |
| tuibiciʻi | young man | tooebetse'e | |
| tuduibiciʻi | young men | toodooebetse'e | |
| süadümü | young woman | suadumu | |
| süsüaʻa | young women | susua'a | |
| naaciʻi | boy | natse'e | |
| nanaaʻaciʻi | boys | nana'atse'e | NP-B also has naaʻaci for "boys." |
| cüaʻa | little girl | tsua'a | |
| tua'ki | little girls, girls | tooa'ke | NP-B has tuaki'i but not tua'ki. |
| ohaʻa | newborn | oha'a | |
| oŋaaʻa | baby | onga'a |
Close Relatives
| Nümü | English | Wycliffe | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| tua | son | tooa | |
| padü | daughter | padu | |
| tuamuubi | children | tooamoobe | NP-B also has WR: tuammubi |
| tuammü | sons/daughters | tooamu |
Distant relatives
Female speaker
| Nümü | English | Wycliffe | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| adacipia | sister in law | adatsepea | |
| nunâiʻi | brother in law | nunae'e | |
| adaciʻi | brother's children | adatse'e | |
| midoʻo | sister's children | medo'o |
Male speaker
| Nümü | English | Wycliffe | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| husanapia | sister in law | hoosanapea | |
| adaci | brother in law | adatse'e | |
| husa | brother's children | hoosa | Ralph pronounced it [huza]. |
| nanaķa | sister's children | nanakwa |