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Dousset, Laurent, Harold Koch and Patrick McConvell. 2015. AustKin Database on Australian Aboriginal Kinship Systems and Systems of Social Organization: The Paakantyi terminology (based on Hercus, Luise A. 1993. Paakantyi Dictionary. Canberra. AIATSIS). http://www.austkin.net/language/151, accessed 2026-06-18.
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Paakantyi - Hercus

Source: Hercus, Luise A. 1993. Paakantyi Dictionary. Canberra. AIATSIS. Recorded: 1993

G+2 FF
nguulka
= FM
kuratya
MF
ngathatya
= MM
kanyitya
| |
G+1
FZH
= |
FZ
|
F
kampitya
kampiya
= |
M
ngamaka
|
MB
paapatya
waakatya
=
MBW
| | |
G-0 H
marli
nganpa

|
FZD
ngulti
FZS
ngulti
B
kaakutya
parlutya
EGO Z
kanyitya
katyaka
ngaanutya
parlutya
waatitya
warriki
wirtuka
MBS
ngulti
MBD
ngulti
W
kumpaka
marli(1)

|
| | | | | |
G-1 SW
= S
BSW
= BS
f:kiingkutya
f:nhuuwarra
BDH
= BD
f:nhuuwarra
ZS
m:kiingkutya
f:wimparra
= ZSW
ZD
f:wimparra
= ZDH
D
= DH
| | | | | |
G-2 SS
SD
BSS
BSD
BDS
BDD
ZSS
ZSD
ZDS
ZDD
DS
DD

NOTES: 1: bereaved |

Dyadic and/or trirelational terms

typewordgloss as in sourcegloss
dyadic-linyapair of relatives, denoting kinship pairsdyadic
dyadickaakutyapair of brothersB+B
dyadickampityafather and childF+S/D
dyadickanytyagrandmother and grandchildMM+DD, MM+DS
dyadicmarlimarried coupleH+W
dyadicmungkatyaaunt and niece or nephewFyZ+BS/BD
dyadicngamakamother and childM+S/D
dyadicwaakatyauncle and nephew or nieceMB+ZS/D
dyadicwimparramother and childM+S/D
dyadicwirtukapair of sisterseZ+yZ
B=Brother
D=Daughter
F=Father
M=Mother
MB=Mother's Brother
MZ=Mother's Sister
FF=Father's Father
FM=Father's Mother
MF=Mother's Father
FB=Father's Brother
FZ=Father's Sister
H=Husband
S=Son
W=Wife
Z=Sister
MM=Mother's Mother
C=Child
m: male speaking
f: female speaking

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