Words for family members and other relatives in Solresol, a musical language invented by François Sudre in the 19th century.
Key to abbreviations: m = male, f = female
| Solresol | |
|---|---|
| family, kinship, relative | residosol |
| parents | residosī |
| father | residosi |
| mother | residosī |
| child | domifasōl |
| children | domifasol |
| son | resiresol |
| daughter | resiresōl |
| husband | misifa |
| wife | misifā |
| brother | resimire |
| sister | resimirē |
| uncle | resimisol |
| aunt | resimisōl |
| cousin (m) | resimisi |
| cousin (f) | resimisī |
| nephews & nieces | resimilā |
| nephew | resimila |
| niece | resimilā |
| grandparents | residolā |
| grandfather | residola |
| grandmother | residolā |
| grandchildren | resimifā |
| grandson | resimifa |
| granddaughter | resimifā |
| son-in-law | resifami |
| daughter-in-law | resifamī |
Esperanto, Laala, Neolatin, Volapük
Family words in other languages
Information about Solresol | Phrases | Numbers | Family words
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