| Part of Speech | kinship noun |
| Grammar Comment | ;The root -nat is prefixed by the appropriate oblique form of the pronoun to specify the possessor of the kin, e.g. tanat 'my tambu-in-law', yanat 'his/her tambu-in-law', etc. |
Example 5:
tanat;my tambu-in-law
Example 6:
benat;your tambu-in-law
Example 7:
yanat;his tambu-in-law
Example 8:
tbenat;our tambu-in-law (we're the one clan)
Example 9:
bbenat;your tambu-in-law
Example 10:
ybenat;their tambu-in-law