2.6.5.2. Woman
abrɩwaabrɪwa(H)pl.mbrɩwaFrom:Akanabrɩwaold womanAkʋkrʋwa mʋa abrɩwa tegyi mba.Old men and women are friendly with one another.Syntsɩdɛhɛntɔold womanhoodcfakʋkrʋwaold man2.6.4.5Old person2.6.5.2Woman
ɔna2ɔnápl.aná2contractionna31grandmotherMɩ aná gyi mɩ sɩ pʋ́ mɩ yɩn ayín. My grandmothers are my father and mother's mothers.Ntɛtɩ mɩ na mbɛɛ, "Nana".I call my grandmother "Nana".Mɩ bi ɔkwɩɩ obi a, kebi gyi mɩ ɔna.When my child gives birth to a child, that child is my grandchild.2.6.5.2Woman4.1.9.1.1Grandfather, grandmother2grandchildMɩ sɩ pʋ́ mɩ yín akwɩɩpʋ ɛ a, amʋ́ na gyi mɩ.I am a grandchild to the parents of my father and my mother.4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
ɔtrapʋɔtrá!pʊ́pl.atrapʋthe mother of a new-born babyIlehian ánɩ́ ɔtrapʋ ɔbɛ́ha mʋ bi nyɔpʋ nɩ mɔtsɔ-mɔtsɔ kʋraa lɛha nfi nyɔ.It is necessary that the mother of a newly born baby should breast feed her child at least for two years.Ɔtrapʋ amʋ lakpa ohuam, mɛnɩ ɔbɔ́wa ɔfan. The mother who has just delivered has applied balm so that she will have a fine scent.4.1.9.1.2Father, mother2.6.5.2Woman
tasiitásǐːpl.atasiireciprocal relationship between a child and his/her Father's sister. Each will call the other "Tasii"Mɩ atasii bʋ ɔkpa dɔ mɩ sɩ ɔsʋlʋ, tsufɛ botsu abusuan ɩkʋlɛtɔ. Mɩ nakuma ma ɔkpa dɔ mɩ sɩ ɔsʋlʋ, tsufɛ mʋ abusuan igyi ɔtsan.My paternal aunts has the right to clear my father's land because they are from the same family. My maternal aunt has no right to clear my father's land because their families are different.4.1.9.1.6Uncle, aunt2.6.5.2Woman4.1.9.1.8Nephew, niece
