Khiij Kinship
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The confusing world of Kinship terms
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1. A Report On Khiij
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2. Hyperplural
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3. Khiij Derivation
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5. Khiij Kinship
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6. Khiij Numerals
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7. Khiij Texts
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Khiij kinship is not easy to understand, so let's begin by breaking it into categories:Siblings:
Any of these terms that are valid you could use, but I will note some connotations
Senuhe: brother, so often used metaphorically that it may get people to think that he is not a brother.
Senuheaj: sister, same as senuhe
Biilj: younger brother
Biilaj: younger sister
Biibiil: younger sibling, casual, more of a nickname
Kofax: older brother
Kofxaj: older sister
Ko: older sibling, casual, even slangy
Gelbej: same gender sibling
Abkul: different gender sibling
Sbiil: adopted sibling, generally a cousin.
Parents:
Kell: father
Kellaj: mother
Votriq: father, or rather anybody standing in as a father. The term includes foster parents, babysitters, stepfathers, and godparents
Votraj: mother, same as votriq
Cousins:
Iizakc: cousin, older male in your household
Iizakcaj: cousin, older female in your household
Vrotal: cousin, older male outside of your household, or older brother that moved away from the original house
Vrotaj: cousin, female vrotal
Kbiih: cousin, younger male in your household
Kbiij: cousin, younger female in your household
Torj: cousin, younger male vrotal
Toraj: cousin, female torj
Aunts and Uncles:
Sgoll: uncle, in your household
Iiskeq: uncle, outside of your household
Arnuh: aunt, married and in your household
Irnuh: aunt, unmarried and in your household
Begzoc: aunt, widowed or divorced and in your household
Iirtah: aunt, married outside of your household
Irtah: aunt, unmarried outside of your household
Rnox: aunt, widowed or divorced outside of your household
Grandparents:
Kellepsij: grandfather, in your household
Kellepsaj: grandmother, in your household
Voldeh: grandfather, outside of your household
Voldhaj: grandmother, outside of your household
Votriqepsij: grandfather, like votriq
Votriqepsaj: grandmother, like votriq
In-Laws:
Esriil: in-law (also in-law affix)
Kellesriil: father-in-law
Great-s:
First great: add 1 epsij to the end
All others, use eps- or epsi- as a prefix.
Note that that only applies to older generations
Substitute -epsi with -lih for grandchildren and the like
Children:
Garbuc: son
Garbucaj: daughter
Girbucaj: step-daughter
Girbuc: step-son
Twapx: child, one you adopted, generally same as a sbiil
Nieces and Nephews:
Otbiil: nephew, in your household
Otbiilaj: niece, in your household
Iinkac: nephew, outside your household
Iinkaj: niece, outside your household
Miscellaneous:
Maltiil: household
Jkex: relative
Qebrol: spouse
Iibkuc: patriarch, head of household
Qebriikuc: patriarch's wife
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