Penojé – Baby/Small Child

Wshkewpenojé – New Baby

Mno wabmenagwze o penojé – That baby is beautiful

Dékwze o penojé – The baby is tired

Ni pi je o penojé – Where is the baby?

Mbéwa o penojé – The baby is sleeping

Bketé ode penojé – This baby is hungry

 

Gigabé – Boy

Gigabés – Little Boy

Gigabéyek – Boys

Gigabések – Little Boys

Wéni je o gigabé – Who is that boy?

Wéni je o gigabés énibwet ibe – Who is that little boy standing over there?

 

Gigyago – Girl

Gigyagos – Little Girl

Gigyagoyek – Girls

Gigyagosek – Little Girls

Wéni je o gigyago – Who is that girl?

Wéni je ode gigyagos – Who is this little girl?

Wéni je o gigyagos éjibdebet ibe? – Who is that little girl sitting over there?

 

Kewézi – Old Man

Ni pi je o kewézi – Where is that old man?

Wéni je o kewézi – Who is that old man?

Bwakawze o kewézi – That old man is wise

Shkadze o kewézi – That old man is angry

Mdemozé – Old Lady

Ni pi je o mdemozé – Where is that old lady?

Wéni je o mdemozé – Who is that old lady?

Mnowabmenagwze o mdemozé – That old lady is beautiful

Mdemopi – Cute little old lady (term of endearment)

Kwé – Woman

Kwék – Women

Ni pi je o kwé – Where is that woman?

Ni pi je gi kwék – Where are those women?

Wéni je o kwé – Who is that woman?

Wéni je gi kwék – Who are those women?

 

Kékyat – Elder

Kékyajek – Elders

Nakéndemwajek – Wise ones, Those Who Know

Nmeshomes – My grandfather

N’okmes – My grandmother