Two terms are used for same-sex and opposite-sex siblings. These terms are also used for parallel-cousins: "-kʼisé" "same-sex sibling or same-sex parallel cousin (i.e. same-sex father's brother's child or mother's sister's child)", "-´-láh" "opposite-sex sibling or opposite parallel cousin (i.e. opposite-sex father's brother's child or mother's sister's child)". These two terms can also be used for cross-cousins. There are also three sibling terms based on the age relative to the speaker: "-ndádéé" "older sister", "-´-naʼá̱á̱" "older brother", "-shdá̱zha" "younger sibling (i.e. younger sister or brother)". Additionally, there are separate words for cross-cousins: "-zeedń" "cross-cousin (either same-sex or opposite-sex of speaker)", "-iłnaaʼaash" "male cross-cousin" (only used by male speakers).