nikotca-camotcu

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Europic

Pronunciation

Europic Phonology: /ni.ko.ʧa.ʃa.mo.ʧu/

Etymology

From nikotcu ‘grandson’ + -camotcu ‘husband’.

Noun

nikotca-camotcu

husband of grandson, grandson-in-law
A very specific term that would likely not be used in except to clarify an exact relationship, such as on legal documents. Normally nika-camu would be sufficient in casual speech.

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