He lives with his family.
(Semantically, kelku si is used for anyone living somewhere–most often people. Parwun most often refers to the natural environment of birds, animals, and plants.)
Your family members are all friendly to me.
Welcome, Kiri.
I bring you to the family.
I experience the light,
A miracle arrives, an unexpected birth.
Joy within my heart.
Joy within my heart.
I know one thing: Wherever we go, this family is our fortress.
A coward brings shame to his/her family.
Your cowardice has dishonored this family.
A good father provides food to his family.
In the meantime, brothers and sisters, please follow the new guidelines and rules. Stay home as often as possible. Wash your hands many (times a day). Keep back a bit from other people. And if you know older folks, whether in your family or as friends, contact them to find out if they're well.
I wanted to tell you about two new members of John's and my family. They're two little cats named Palu and Lukan. They're brother and sister. I think you can understand what source those two names come from. It's clear, isn't it?
Sadly, I too have had the experience of a family member dying.
Va'ru treats his ikran like a member of the family (and I don't approve).
May I ask who the people in your family are?
After Hometree was destroyed, the surviving members of that family built a new home on the plains.