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djum

ordinary kin term, usually vocative for a man addressing a sister

ngaldjum you are my MMB, my sister, your kakkak ‘ZDD’.

The entry is under the root -djum, but the ngal- prefix seems no longer productive (*na-djum does not exist).

ngal-djum you are my eB (male propositus), my Z, your Z. Reciprocal = ngaldjum

The entry is under the root -djum, but the ngal- prefix seems no longer productive (*na-djum does not exist).

ngaldjum you are my yB (male propositus), my Z, your Z.

The entry is under the root -djum, but the ngal- prefix seems no longer productive (*na-djum does not exist).

ngaldjum you are my MB, my sister, your ZD (male propositus).

The entry is under the root -djum, but the ngal- prefix seems no longer productive (*na-djum does not exist). The synonym is also a term used by a male to refer to their sister wayarra ‘ghost’, yeng ‘sickness, tabooed thing’.

ngaldjum you are my mother, my sister, your daughter (female propositus). Reciprocal term = yabok

The entry is under the root -djum, but the ngal- prefix seems no longer productive (*na-djum does not exist). The synonym is also a term used by a male to refer to their sister wayarra ‘ghost’, yeng ‘sickness, tabooed thing’.

ngal-djum, you are my mawah mSC, my sister, your mawah FFZ