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toaiwa'i, younger (boy or girl). 



owade, boy before marriage. 



hiH, married man. 



tarape'u, unmarried; i. e., celibate, including widowers of any age. The term 



means asking, begging; i. e., suitor. To pray is nata'rape. 

 ch'anide, girl before marriage, 

 liu, married woman, 

 amanjiem, married, male or female. 



mashuim, widowed. The Spanish terms, viudo, viuda, more common, 

 inka'a nlawei, my stepfather, 

 inke'e nlawei, my stepmother, 

 melma, child, 

 umnin, children. 



ApPLICiTION OF TerM.S BY PERSONS CiTED IN GENEALOGIES 

 NKAI, TATA, FATHER 



Gen. I 

 12>1, father. • 



31>12, father. 

 16>1, mother's brother. 



Gen. Ill 



61, 63>33, mother's father's brother's daughter's son. 



Gen. IV 



22>13, h\isband of mother's brother's daughter whom 22 calls aiya. 

 22>10, mother's sister's husband. 



INKE', NANA, MOTHER 



Gen. I 

 12>2, mother. 

 31>8, father's brother's wife. 



Gen. Ill 



22>4, wife of father's brother whom 22 called grandfather. 

 33>22, mother's father's brother's daughter. 

 74-81>22, father's mother's father's l)rother's daughter. 



Gen. IV 



44-50>22, mother's mother's sister. 

 41>22, wife's mother. 



inue'i, son 



Gen. I 

 1, 2>12, son. 



Gen. Ill 

 22>31, father's sister's son. 

 22>70, father's sister's son's son. 

 22>33, father's brother's daughter's son. 



