mule affine of same generation (vs. uku) / sibling-in-law, [...]

Part of Speech	noun, kinship
Phonetic Form	mule
Paradigm Form	1s: mul’ one

1. • affine of same generation (vs. uku)
   • • Kin
2. • sibling-in-law, whether male or female: spouse of o.'s sibling (ZH, BW), or sibling of o.'s spouse (WB, WZ, HB, HZ)

   Syntactic Restriction

   ego male or female

   • • Example 1754:
       

       mul' one mwalkote

       my brother-in-law

     • Example 1755:
       

       mul' one emele

       my sister-in-law

3. • spouse of o.'s cross-cousin, cousin by marriage (MBDH, MBSW; FZDH, FZSW; HFZC, WFZC…)

Related entries

• See also:
  • tieli sibling, of either sex: irregular form of tilio* for 3sg (‘his/her sibling’) and when followed by a noun (‘sibling of X’)
  • leka cross-cousin / same-sex cross-cousin (MBC, FZC): a man’s male cousin (MBS, FZS), or a woman’s female cousin (MBD, FZD) / cross-cousin of opposite sex (MBC, FZC): a man’s female cousin (MBD, FZD), or a woman’s male cousin (MBS, FZS)