Generation tracking in a small village

In Lee's home village, people actually keep track of the generation, even among individuals who may not be related. This was demonstrated when one of Lee's family's neighbors, who is older and unrelated, referred to George as Gulfu, which means the husband of one's Gugu, essentially calling him her uncle. It is uncertain whether the generation tracking originated from tracing the village to a common ancestor or came about historically as unrelated individuals addressed each other as brothers and sisters. This example showcases how language and society interact in a close-knit community, serving as inspiration for con-langers and con-worlders creating small village communities.