páyčt

Woman’s younger brother. lɨ́pa ‘brother!’; ínpayc ‘my brother’; ímpayc or páyc ‘your brother’; páyčt ‘(her) brother’; inmí páyčt ‘my brother’; ínpaysaans áwɨna ‘I told my younger brother’; ínpaysanɨmnaš ɨ́nna ‘my younger brother told me’; páyc iwá ‘it’s your little brother’; páysanɨmš ɨ́nx̣ana ‘your little brother would tell me’; páysaan ánik ‘give it to your little brother!’; paysanmí áwa ‘it’s your little brother’s’; páysayin pawinána ‘she went with your younger brother’; páyčtin páq̓inuna ‘her little brother saw her’; iq̓inúna páyčtpa ‘she saw her younger brother’; pɨ́npayčtnɨmnaš iq̓inúna ‘her younger brother saw me’; pɨnmínɨmnaš páyčtnɨm iq̓inúna ‘her younger brother saw me’. [NE nɨ́pa ‘brother!’; ínpaks ‘my brother’; ímpaks ‘your brother’; NW pɨ́ca, nɨ́pa ‘brother!’; ínpats ‘my brother’; páts ‘your brother’; N páčt ‘(her) brother’; NP /pekt/.]