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jilata ‘brother’ (Calacoa, Sitajara, Salinas, Morocomarca)
jila ‘brother' (most dialects)

jil.ir.ttay ‘father's older brother' (Jopoqueri)
jil.iri ‘older' (most dialects)

larita ‘uncle! (Calacoa)

lari ‘fox' (Jopoqueri, Salinas, Morocomarca,
‘neighbor’ (Compi)

‘father's brother' (Bertonio 1603b:202)

laritta ‘uncle’ (Jopoqueri)

pichu.r.tta ‘father's youngest brother' (Jopoqueri)

pichu.ri ‘youngest' (Jopoqueri)

sullk.ir.tta ‘father's younger brother’ (Jopoqueri)

sullka '‘younger' (most dialects)

tayp.ir.tta ‘father's middle brother' (Jopoqueri)

taypi ‘middle' (all dialects)