Family Terms

The way that family terms work is fairly simple. You simply need work out a path (i.e. your cousin's partner's parent), that describes their relationship to you. These are the base words and their associated suffixes. So, by using the same example, that would be: your parent's sibling(assumed littermate)'s child's partner's parent.

Putting that through, equals: zulɑdogðɐnluzu

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Note: Spelling rules must be applied.

"w" comes between vowels if the first vowel is "o", "u", "ɔ", or "ɑ".

"j" comes between vowels if the first is "i", "ɪ", "ɛ", or "a".

"ʔ" comes between vowels if the first is "ə" or "ɐ".

The other rules don't really apply here.

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Note 2: Some combinations, like "littermate's littermate", are somewhat defunct. They technically exist as a term but are not useful.