awít ‘levirate-in-law (after death of connecting kin)’; miyú ‘man’s wife’s brother’; píwnaš ‘son’s wife’s parent; daughter’s husband’s parent’; pnáyč ‘son’s wife; woman’s parent-in-law’; pnúk ‘potential levirate in-law’; šwáx̣ ‘opposite sex cross-generational in-law, woman’s son-in-law; man’s mother-inlaw’; ámtayk ‘move in with in-laws’ (said of a woman); amúynač ‘move in with in-laws’ (said of a man)’.
Language Program · Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation