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  1. Morph-NDA-2  
    1. sibling or parallel cousin of opposite gender [??< *-taway- + /-imâw/ ??] CM
    1. otawêmâw

      linguistic breakdown
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      VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️   like: nipâw   📖
      Word components: o-(1) , -tawêmâ(w)-
      1. s/he has (s.o. as) a parallel cousin of opposite gender CW
      1. otawêmâw

        linguistic breakdown
         related words
        VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️   like: nipâw   📖
        Word components: o-(1) , -tawêmâ(w)-
        1. [male speaker:] he has (s.o. as) a female parallel cousin CW
        2. he has (s.o. as) wife of a male cross-cousin CW
        1. otawêmâw

          linguistic breakdown
           related words
          VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️   like: nipâw   📖
          Word components: o-(1) , -tawêmâ(w)-
          1. [female speaker:] she has (s.o. as) a male parallel cousin CW
          2. she has (s.o. as) husband of a female cross-cousin CW
          1. NDA-2 👤🧑🏽   like: mitihtikosiy, maskasiy   📖
            Word components: {ni-} , -tawêmâw-
            morpheme breakdown
            1. my sibling or parallel cousin of opposite gender CW
            1. NDA-2 👤🧑🏽   like: mitihtikosiy, maskasiy   📖
              Word components: {ni-} , -tawêmâw-
              morpheme breakdown
              1. [male speaker:] my sister CW
              2. my female parallel cousin, the daughter of my mother's sister, the daughter of my father's brother CW
              1. NDA-2 👤🧑🏽   like: mitihtikosiy, maskasiy   📖
                Word components: {ni-} , -tawêmâw-
                morpheme breakdown
                1. [female speaker:] my brother CW
                2. my male parallel cousin, the son of my mother's sister, the son of my father's brother CW
                1. NA 🧑🏽  
                  1. Brothers say "my sister" AECD