The people closest to you — parents, siblings, grandparents, and the rest.

• mãemotherfeminine (a mãe)
• paifathermasculine (o pai)
• irmãsisterfeminine (a irmã); Portuguese does not mark older/younger
• irmãobrothermasculine (o irmão); Portuguese does not mark older/younger
• avógrandmotherfeminine; ACUTE accent (avó), open 'o' /ɔ/ — distinct from avô
• avôgrandfathermasculine; CIRCUMFLEX accent (avô), closed 'o' /o/ — distinct from avó
• filhadaughterfeminine (a filha)
• filhosonmasculine (o filho)
• tiaauntfeminine (a tia); same word for maternal and paternal aunt
• tiounclemasculine (o tio); same word for maternal and paternal uncle
• famíliafamilyfeminine (a família)
• paisparentsplural of pai; masculine plural covers both parents (mother + father)
• irmãossiblingsplural of irmão; masculine plural covers brothers and sisters together — no separate word for 'siblings'
• avósgrandparentsplural; covers grandmother + grandfather together
• primocousin (male)masculine; use prima for a female cousin
• primacousin (female)feminine form of primo
• bebébabyEuropean Portuguese spelling; Brazilian Portuguese: bebê
• maridohusbandmasculine (o marido)
• esposawifefeminine; 'mulher' is the more common word for 'wife' in everyday speech
• sobrinhonephewmasculine; sobrinha = niece
• netograndsonmasculine; neta = granddaughter