Have as Step-Child -ndu-
handuˀah He has her as step-child, his step-daughter, her step-father.
[han-doo-oo-ah]
ha- masculine singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient – he – her
-ndu- verb root – have as step-child
-ˀ- stative aspect
-ah diminutive aspect suffix
unduˀah She has her as step-child, her step-daughter, her step-mother.
[oon-doo-oo-ah]
u- feminine-zoic singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient – she – her
-ndu- verb root – have as step-child
-ˀ stative aspect
-ah diminutive aspect suffix
hunduˀah He or she has him as his or her step-child, his or her step-son
[hoon-doo-oo-ah]
hu- masculine/feminine-zoic singular agent – masculine singular patient – (s)he – him
-ndu- verb root – have as step-child
-ˀ- stative aspect
-ah diminutive aspect suffix
ahunduˀastaˀ[1] He or she made him as his or her step-child, his or her step-son.
[ah-hoon-doo-oo-ah-stah-ah]
a- factual
-hu- masculine/feminine-zoic singular agent – masculine singular patient – (s)he – him
-nduˀ- verb root – have as step-child
-ast- causative-instrumental root suffix
-aˀ punctual aspect
[1] Despite the fact that this term seems to have -ˀa- as part of the verb root, I believe that the fact that Wendat has -ndo- as the verb root, and the general use of the diminutive aspect suffix for parent to child relationships means that there is a diminutive aspect suffix in the other words.