Family/relationships

Question 1

Hitse

HI-tsee

Answer 1

Sweetheart

Question 2

Nate

NAH-teh

Answer 2

Boy

Question 3

Pea

PEE-yuh

Answer 3

Mother

Question 4

Wanga’a

wan-GUH-uh

Answer 4

Younger bro

Question 5

Pabe’e

Answer 5

Big bro

Question 6

Hi’e

Answer 6

Paternal (as in “paternal uncle”)

Question 7

Mogo’ne

Answer 7

Lady, woman

Question 8

Saa’a

Answer 8

Leader

Question 9

Nodukwa

Answer 9

Wife

Question 9

Pabe’e

Answer 9

Older brother

Question 10

Hama’a

Answer 10

Older sister

Question 11

Pune’e

Answer 11

Younger sister

Question 12

Naa

Answer 12

Father

Question 13

-gapu

-GAH-puh

Answer 13

One who has passed (use as suffix with name)

Question 14

Nobe

Answer 14

House

Question 15

nana

nah-NAH

Answer 15

man

Question 16

kooma

choo-NUH

Answer 16

husband

Question 17

nodukwa

no-DOO-kwah

Answer 17

wife

Question 18

tooa

too-WAH

Answer 18

son

Question 19

padu

pah-DOOH

Answer 19

daughter

Question 20

hama’a

chah-MAH-ah

Answer 20

older sister

Question 21

aatse

AAH-dzee

Answer 21

maternal uncle

Question 22

pa’wa

pah-CHWA

Answer 22

paternal aunt

Question 23

pedoo’o

pee-DOO-ooh

Answer 23

maternal aunt

Question 24

kunoo'o | chuun-NOH-oh

Answer 24

paternal grandfather

Question 25

togo'o | toh-GOH-oh

Answer 25

maternal grandfather

Question 26

hootse'e | hoo-DZIH ## Footnote whispered syllable

Answer 26

paternal grandmother

Question 27

moo'a | moo-AH ## Footnote mooa (no glottal stop) means tomorrow

Answer 27

maternal grandmother ## Footnote mooa (no glottal stop) meand tomorrow

Question 28

hube'e | chuh-BEE ## Footnote whispered syllable

Answer 28

great-grandparent ## Footnote some Paiute bands have maternal/paternal terms here

Question 29

Wa’etse

Answer 29

Older man

Question 30

Peawabe

Answer 30

Older woman

Question 31

Toobetse’e

Answer 31

Young man

Question 32

Suadumu

Answer 32

Young woman

Question 33

Natse’e

Answer 33

Little boy

Question 34

Tsua’a

Answer 34

Little girl

Question 35

O’ha’a

Answer 35

Newborn

Question 36

Tua’ayoo

Answer 36

Toddler

Question 37

Tooa’a

Answer 37

Child

Question 38

Nanakwu

Answer 38

Sister’s children (?)

Question 39

Medo’o

Answer 39

Sister’s children (?)

Question 40

Adatoe

Answer 40

Brother-in-law (?)

Question 41

Nana’e

Answer 41

Brother-in-law (?)

Question 42

Kunoopea

Answer 42

Daughter in law

Question 43

Penage

Answer 43

Person younger than speaker

Question 44

Togona

Answer 44

Son-in-law

Question 45

Wakwa’etse

Answer 45

Older man

Question 46

Tubeto’ne

Answer 46

Very old woman

Question 47

Tootooebetse’e

Answer 47

Young men

Question 48

Susu’a

Answer 48

Young women

Question 49

Nana’atse’e

Answer 49

Little boys

Question 50

Tooa’ke

Answer 50

Little girls (can mean “children” in other dialects)

Question 51

O’nga’a

Answer 51

Baby

Question 52

Moomooatupu

Answer 52

Elder

Question 53

Mooatupu

Answer 53

Old/ancient

Question 54

Tooamoobe

Answer 54

Children

Question 55

Hoosa

Answer 55

Brother’s children (male speaker)

Question 56

Adatse’e

Answer 56

Brother’s children (female speaker)

Question 57

Hoosanapea

Answer 57

Sister-in-law (male speaker)

Question 58

Adatsapea

Answer 58

Sister-in-law (female speaker)

Question 59

Momoko’ne

Answer 59

Ladies