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Words for: Family

Family relationships, by blood or otherwise.

Found 103 words.

For the reverse index, see here.

amil (n.) → mother
amillë (n.) → mother
amilyë (n.) → mummy
ammë (n.) ⚒ → mummy

→ mother

amya (n.) → mummy

→ (orig.) my ♦mother

amyë (n.) → mummy
⏏anel (n.) → daughter
⏏anon (n.) → son
atar (n.) → father
ataryo (n.) → daddy
atto (n.) → daddy

→ father (familiar/family)

atya (n.) → daddy

→ (my) ♦father

atyo (n.) → daddy

→ (my) ♦father

aumentalë (n.) ⚒ → dismissal

→ divorce

emil (n.) → mother
⏏emmë (n.) → mummy

→ mother (familiar/family)

emya (n.) → mummy

→ (orig.) my ♦mother

ernóna (aj.) ⚒ → only-born

→ only-begotten

hando (n.) ⚒ → big ♦brother

→ ‘big bro’ (intimate)

hanno (n.) → brother (diminutive)
háno (n.) → brother
haru (n.) ⚒ → grandfather
haruni (n.) ⚒ → grandmother
hassë/hass- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦brother

→ ‘lil bro’ (intimate)

heconna (n.) ⚒ → child born out of wedlock

→ bastard

hes/hest- (n.) ⚒ → sibling
hesta (n.) ⚒ → nearest ♦consanguinity
hestalë (n.) ⚒ → nearest ♦consanguinity
hilmë (n.) ⚒ → offspring

→ descendant

hilyalë (n.) ⚒ → succession

→ dynasty

hína/hín- (n.) → child
hinta- (vt.) ⚒ → adopt
⏏hinyë (n.) → baby
höahan/höahán- (n.) ⚒ → big ♦brother (informal/familiar)
höanet/höanéþ- (n.) ⚒ → big ♦sister (informal/familiar)

indis¹/indiss- (n.) → wife

→ bride
→ fiancée (f.)

⏏mamil (n.) → mummy

néþa (n.) → sister
netsë/netsi- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦sister

→ ‘lil ♦sis’ (intimate)

nettë (n.) → (little) ♦girl

→ daughter
→ sister (diminutive)
→ pretty little ♦thing

netto (n.) ⚒ → big ♦sister

→ ‘big ♦sis’ (intimate)

nityahan/nityahán- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦brother (informal/familiar)
nityanet/nityanéþ- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦sister (informal/familiar)
nóna (aj.) → born
nos²/nossi- (n.) → kindred

→ clan
→ family
→ House (of)

nossë²/nossi- (n.) → kindred

→ clan
→ family
→ House (of)

nosta- (va.) → beget

→ be begotten
→ be born
→ bear (child)
→ give birth to

nostar (n.) → begetter

→ parent

nostarenca (aj.) ⚒ → orphaned

→ (lit.) ♦parent-less

olta-² (vt.) ⚒ → raise (a child)

→ bring up

onna (n.) → child
Onóna →

onóna (aj.) → twin-born
onóna (n.) → twin

onta- (vt.) → beget

→ conceive (a child)
→ create

ontalë (n.) → descent
ontar (n.) ⚒ → parent (gender neutral)
ontarë (n.) ⛏ → begetter

→ parent (f.)

onwë (n.) → child
Onya →

onya (n.) → my ♦child
onya-/ony- (vi.) ⚒ → be born

→ be begotten

orendë (n.) ⚒ → (nuclear) ♦family

ránostar (n.) ⚒ → foster ♦parent

→ (lit.) on-behalf ♦parent

rendë (n.) ⚒ → kinship

→ clan
→ kin
→ kindred

rendo (n.) ⚒ → male ♦cousin

→ kinsman
→ relative

rendolë (n.) ⚒ → cousinship
ressë (n.) ⚒ → female ♦cousin

→ kinsman
→ relative

seldë (n.) → daughter
selyë (n.) → daughter (diminutive)
⏏sén (n.) → child
senya (n.) → my ♦child
súyel (n.) ⚒ → niece
súyon (n.) ⚒ → nephew

taryo (n.) → daddy
⏏tata (n.) → daddy

⏏úpuhtië (n.) ⚒ → adultery

veri (n.) → wife
verin (aj.) ⚒ → married
verinu (n.) ⚒ → married ♦pair
verrendo (n.) ⚒ → brother in law

→ kinsman by marriage

verressë (n.) ⚒ → sister in law

→ kinswoman by marriage

verta-¹ (vt.) → give in marriage (a) to (b)

→ take as husband (to oneself)
→ take as wife (to oneself)

veru (n.) → husband
Verulóra →

verulóra (aj.) ⚒ → widowed
verulóra (n.) ⚒ → widow

verya-¹ (vi.) → marry (of husband and wife)

→ be joined to

veryanwë (n.) → wedding
vesquen (n.) ⚒ → spouse (gender neutral)
vestaracië (n.) ⚒ → adultery

→ (lit.) ♦marriage-breaking

vinimo (n.) ⚒ → baby

→ little-one

vinyahan/vinyahán- (n.) ⚒ → younger brother
vinyanet/vinyanéþ- (n.) ⚒ → younger sister
vinyanóna (aj.) ⚒ → new-born

yárahan/yárahán- (n.) ⚒ → older ♦brother
yáranet/yáranéþ- (n.) ⚒ → older ♦sister
yeldë (n.) → daughter
⏏yenta- (vt.) ⚒ → adopt (a daughter)
⏏yentarë (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦mother (for a daughter)
⏏yentaro (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦father (for a daughter)
yondo (n.) → son

→ boy

⏏yonta- (vt.) ⚒ → adopt (a son)
⏏yontarë (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦mother (for a son)
⏏yontaro (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦father (for a son)
yonyo (n.) → boy

→ son (diminutive)

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