Man’s brother’s child. páya ‘nephew!’; ínpax̣yax̣ ‘my nephew’; ímpax̣yax̣ ‘your nephew’; pax̣yáx̣ ‘(his) nephew’; níix̣ máycqi páya ‘good morning, nephew’; ínpax̣yax̣nɨmnaš iq̓inúna ‘my nephew saw me’; áq̓inušanaaš ínpax̣yax̣na ‘I see my nephew’; iq̓inúna pax̣yáx̣pa ‘he saw his nephew’; áq̓inwayišanaaš pax̣yáx̣ ‘I saw his nephew’; áq̓inušanaaš pɨ́npax̣yax̣na ‘I saw his nephew’; pɨ́npax̣yax̣nɨmtaš iq̓ínuša ‘his nephew sees us’; pɨnpax̣yax̣mí áwa ‘it’s his nephew’s’. [NP /peqiyeq/.]
Language Program · Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation