| Top page [vocabulary] |
| Honorific | Plain | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| otoosan | chichi | father |
| okaasan | haha | mother |
| obaasan | sofu | grandmother |
| ojiisan | |grandfather | |
| oneesan | ane | older sister |
| imoutosan | imōto | younger sister |
| aniue | ani | older brother |
| ototosan | otōto | younger brother |
| | musuko, segare | son | |
| ojōsan | musume | daughter |
| | hakubo | aunt (older than one's parent) | |
| | oba | aunt (younger than one's parent) | |
| | hakufu | uncle (older than one's parent) | |
| | oji | uncle (younger than one's parent) | |
| | aimuko | brother-in-law | |
| | aniyome | sister in law | |
| | shuutome | mother-in-law | |
| | shuuto | father-in-law | |
| | yome | daughter-in-law | |
| | muko | son-in-law |
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