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*Brother-in-law (Husband’s Brother): '''Gumbrōðʀ | *Brother-in-law (Husband’s Brother): '''Gumbrōðʀ | ||
==Siblings’ Spouses: | ==Siblings’ Spouses: Gabrœ̄ðra Brūðþgumʀ== | ||
*Brother-in-law (Sister’s Husband): '''Svestʀgum | *Brother-in-law (Sister’s Husband): '''Svestʀgum | ||
*Sister-in-law (Brother’s Wife): '''Brōðʀbrūðþ | *Sister-in-law (Brother’s Wife): '''Brōðʀbrūðþ | ||
==Children’s Spouses: Cenðbrūðþgumʀ== | ==Children’s Spouses: Cenðbrūðþgumʀ== | ||
*Son-in-law (Daughter’s Husband): '''Ǣðм | *Son-in-law (Daughter’s Husband): '''Ǣðм |
Revision as of 15:29, 19 May 2014
Immediate Family: Frīnðʀ
Great-grandparents: Fōrævʀ
There is no distinction between mother’s/father’s maternal and paternal grandparents; e.g. father’s father’s father and father’s mother’s father are both fōravf. The prefix “great-” is “fōr,” and can be repeated indefinitely in the same manner. Familial generations use the same prefixes as time-related words, such as fōr-, naɧ-, and naɧᵫvʀ-; although gestʀ- is not used for family members, as the adjective implies that they are dead.
- Mother’s Great-grandmother: Fōrana
- Mother’s Great-grandfather: Fōran
- Father’s Great-grandmother: Fōrama
- Father’s Great-grandfather: Fōravf
Grandparents: Ævʀ
It is perhaps worth noting here that the collective term for grandparents is ævʀ, though the maternal grandparents are distinctly known as ænʀ.
- Maternal Grandmother: Ana
- Maternal Grandfather: An
- Paternal Grandmother: Ama
- Paternal Grandfather: Avf
Parents: Ælðra
- Mother: Mōðʀ
- Father: Faðʀ
Siblings: Gabrœ̄ðra
- Sister: Svestʀ
- Brother: Brōðʀ
Children: Cᵫnðʀ
- Daughter: Duhtʀ
- Son: Sun
Grandchildren: Ænӿclʀ, Ænӿcʌcᵫnðʀ
There is no distinction between son’s children and daughter’s children.
- Granddaughter: Ænӿclena, Ænӿcʌduhtʀ
- Grandson: Ænӿcʌ, Ænӿcʌsun
Great-grandchildren: Naɧænӿclʀ, Naɧænӿcʌcᵫnðʀ
After great-grandchildren, the prefix ᵫvʀ is applied, after which naɧ is repeated indefinitely; e.g. great-great-great granddaughter is naɧᵫvʀnaɧænӿclena.
- Great-granddaughter: Naɧænӿclena, Naɧænӿcʌduhtʀ
- Great-grandson: Naɧænӿcʌ, Naɧænӿcʌsun
Spouses & In-laws: Brūðþgumʀ & Svegrӿʀ
Parents-in-law: Svegrӿʀ
- Mothers-in-law: Svecstrar
- Wife’s Mother: Svecstra, Brūðþmōðʀ
- Husband’s Mother: Svecstra, Gummōðʀ
- Fathers-in-law: Svegra
- Wife’s Father: Svegʀ, Brūðþfaðʀ
- Husband’s Father: Svegʀ, Gumfaðʀ
Spouses: Brūðþgumʀ
- Wife: Vīvf, Brūðþ
- Husband: Gum, Ver
Spouses’ Siblings: Brūðþguma Gabrœ̄ðra
- Sister-in-law (Wife’s Sister): Brūðþsvestʀ
- Sister-in-law (Husband’s Sister): Gumsvestʀ
- Brother-in-law (Wife’s Brother): Brūðþbrōðʀ
- Brother-in-law (Husband’s Brother): Gumbrōðʀ
Siblings’ Spouses: Gabrœ̄ðra Brūðþgumʀ
- Brother-in-law (Sister’s Husband): Svestʀgum
- Sister-in-law (Brother’s Wife): Brōðʀbrūðþ
Children’s Spouses: Cenðbrūðþgumʀ
- Son-in-law (Daughter’s Husband): Ǣðм
- Daughter-in-law (Son’s Wife): Snur
Grandchildren’s Spouses: Ænӿcʌbrūðþgumʀ
- Grandson-in-law: Ǣðмænӿcʌ, Ænӿclenagum
- Granddaughter-in-law: Snurænӿcʌ, Ænӿcʌbrūðþ
Extended Family: Ūtfrīnðʀ
Grandparents’ Siblings: Ævrӿʀ
- Maternal Great-aunt: Fōrmūstʀ
- Maternal Great-aunt’s Husband: Fōrmūstʀgum
- Maternal Great-uncle: Fōrœ̄hǣm
- Maternal Great-uncle’s Wife: Fōrōhǣmbrūðþ
- Paternal Great-aunt: Fōrfastʀ
- Paternal Great-aunt’s Husband: Fōrfastʀgum
- Paternal Great-uncle: Fōrfæðravf
- Paternal Great-uncle’s Wife: Fōrfæðravfbrūðþ
Parents’ Siblings: Ælðrӿʀ
- Maternal Aunt: Mūstʀ
- Maternal Aunt’s Husband: Mūstʀgum
- Maternal Uncle: Ōhǣm
- Maternal Uncle’s Wife: Ōhǣmbrūðþ
- Paternal Aunt: Fastʀ
- Paternal Aunt’s Husband: Fastʀgum
- Paternal Uncle: Fæðravf
- Paternal Uncle’s Wife: Fæðravfbrūðþ
Cousins: Brœ̄ðrӿʀ
- Maternal Female Cousin: Svestrӿena
- Maternal Male Cousin: Svestrӿ
- Paternal Female Cousin: Brœ̄ðrӿena
- Paternal Male Cousin: Brœ̄ðrӿ
Siblings’ Children: Nevӿʀ
- Niece (Sister’s Daughter): Neftena
- Nephew (Sister’s Son): Nevɴ
- Niece (Brother’s Daughter): Nevna
- Nephew (Brother’s Son): Nevf