nɯnɯra tɕe tɯʑo sɤz a-pɯ-wxti-nɯ qʰe “a-pi" tu-kɯ-ti , tɯʑo sɤz a-pɯ-xtɕi-nɯ qʰe “a-ʁi" tu-kɯ-nɯ-ti ɕti . “a-xtɤɣ" ra tu-o<nɯ>mɯ-ti-nɯ ɕti .
DEM:PL LNK GENR COMP IRR-IPFV-be.big-PL LNK 1SG.POSS-elder.sibling IPFV-GENR-say GENR COMP IRR-IPFV-be.small-PL LNK 1SG.POSS-younger.sibling IPFV-GENR-AUTO-say be.AFF:FACT 1SG.POSS-brother PL IPFV-<AUTO>RECIP-say-PL be.AFF:FACT
Those (ego's husband's or wife's siblings), if they are elder than oneself, one calls them a-pi `my elder sibling'; if they are younger one calls them a-ʁi `my younger sibling'. They also call each other a-xtɤɣ`my brother' and the like.' (140425 kWmdza05) <a href="https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003789"></fn>