Words for family members and other relatives in Liangmai, (Lianglad), a Zemeic language spoken in Manipur and Nagaland in northeast India.
| Liangmai (Lianglad) | |
|---|---|
| father | apiu |
| mother | apui |
| child(ren) | tana, nahmai |
| son | anapiu |
| daughter | anapui |
| husband | pakina |
| wife | nao |
| brother | achipiu (older brother) asaikeriupiu (younger brother) |
| sister | achipui (older sister) asaikeriupui (younger sister) |
| grandfather | apau |
| grandmother | ape |
| elder | achi |
| grandchild | atah |
| uncle | apiuna |
| aunt | apuina |
| cousin | amadiumai |
| father-in-law | apou |
| mother-in-law | anai |
| brother-in-law | achikinapiu |
| sister-in-law | achipui |
Information about Liangmai | Phrases | Numbers | Family words | Tower of Babel
Source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329365825 A Learner's Book of the Liangmai Language
Family words in other languages
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