a.

polokto-ana

‘Polokto’s family, those who live with him’

b.

ideŋk-ēne

‘Idenke’s family, her companions, those who livetogether with her’, ‘Idenke and those with her’

c.

agānā

‘elder brother and those with him’ or ‘elderbrothers’

d.

andānā

‘friends’

another dialect:

e.

bata-naka

‘Bata and those with him’

f.

aki-naka

‘elder brother and those with him’

g.

eki-neke

‘elder sister and those with her’

h.

aga-sal

‘elder brothers’

i.

ege-sel

‘elder sisters’