Be Aunt to -arahak[1]
Note that as with other intergenerational kinship terms, the reference to the older one is with the older family member, the patient with the younger one..
arahak My aunt (a term of address).
[ah-rah-hak]
ayarahak My aunt (a term of reference)
[ah-yah-rah-hak]
ay- feminine-zoic singular agent + 1st person singular patient – she – me
-arahak verb root – be aunt to + stative aspect
sarahak She is aunt to you (s); your (s) aunt.
[sah-rah-hak]
s- feminine-zoic singular agent + 2nd person singular patient– she you
-arahak verb root – be aunt to + stative aspect
urahak She is aunt to her; her aunt.
[oo-rah-hak]
u- feminine-zoic singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient– she -her
-rahak verb root – be aunt to + stative aspect
hurahak She is aunt to him; his aunt
[hoo-rah-hak]
hu- feminine-zoic singular agent + masculine singular patient – she – him
-rahak verb root – be aunt to + stative aspect
ǫmarahak She is our aunt.
[on-mah-rah-hak]
ǫm- feminine-zoic singular agent + 1st person plural patient – she – our/us
-arahak verb root – be aunt to + stative aspect
[1] Up until the nineteenth century this term was used just to refer to your father’s sister(s), and not your mother’s sisters, who were called mothers..