Ýüwürji: Gelin maşgalanyň öz adamsynyň kiçi erkek doganyna garyndaşlyk taýdan berýän ady.
Baldyz: Gelniň adamsynyň kiçi aýal dogany (sister-in-law: husband’s younger sister)
Ekeji: Gelniň adamsyndan uly aýal doganyna bolan gatnaşygy görkezýän söz (sister-in-law: husband’s older sister)
Giýew: Durmuşa çykan gyzyň adamsyna gyzyň ene-atasy, hossarlary tarapyndan garyndaşlyk taýdan berilýän at. Köreken.
Elti: Ärleri dogan bolan aýallaryň biri-birine bolan garyndaşlyk gatnaşygyny aňladýan söz (brother-in-law: husband’s brother’s wife)
Baja: Aýallary dogan bolan ärleriň biri-birine bolan garyndaşlyk gatnaşygyny aňladýan söz (brother-in-law: wife’s sister’s husband)
Ýeňňe/Gelneje: Özüňden uly agaňyň aýaly (sister-in-law: brother’s wife)
Eje: mother / (paternal) aunt
Kaka: father / (paternal) uncle
Ata: (paternal) grandfather
Baba: (maternal) grandfather
Ene: (paternal) grandmother
Mama: (maternal) grandmother
Garry ene - ene/mama (grandmother)
Garry ata - ata/baba (grandfather)
Dogan: aga/uýa ýa-da ini/jigi (older sibling)
Jigi: younger sibling
Aga: Uly oglan-erkek dogan (older brother / (paternal) uncle - father's brother)
Ini / Erkek jigi: Kiçi oglan-erkek dogan (younger brother)
Uýa: Uly gyz-aýal dogan (older sister)
Gyz jigi: Kiçi gyz-aýal dogan (younger sister)
Daýy: (maternal) uncle (mother's brother) / polite form of address for older men
Daýza: (maternal) aunt (mother's sister) / polite form of address for older women
Bibi: (maternal) young aunt (mother's young sister)
Ejeke: (paternal) father's sister
Dogan oglan: daýy ýa-da aga çagalary (cousin)
Jora: Gyz dost. (female friend - only used by females)
Agtyk: Çagaň çagasy (grandchild)
Çowluk: Agtygyň çagasy (grandchild's child)
Ýuwluk: Agtygyň agtygy (grandchild's grandchild)
Gowluk: Çowlugyň agtygy (grandchild's grandchild's child)
Geňlik: Ýuwlugyň agtygy (grandchild's grandchild's grandchild)
Taňlyk: Gowlugyň agtygy (grandchild's grandchild's grandchild's child)