“Brothers” has to be translated into Naro as “younger brothers and older brothers” (Tsáá qõea xu hẽé / naka tsáá kíí). All brothers are included this way, also because of the kind of plural that has been used.
This also must be more clearly defined in Yucateco as older or younger (suku’un or Iits’in), but here there are both older and younger brothers. Yucateco does have a more general word for close relative, family member.
While in Chinese there is also a differentiation between younger and older brother (didi 弟弟 vs. gege 哥哥”), the term dixiong 弟兄 or xiongdi 兄弟 is used as the unspecific plural form for “brothers” in these cases.