وَهِيَ أَخُوكَ وَأَبُوكَ وَحَمُوكَ وَهَنُوكَ وَفُوكَ وَذُو مَالٍ.
Translation: They are: your brother, your father, your male in-law, the word han, your mouth, and a person possessing wealth.
أَخٌ: brother; أَبٌ: father; حَمٌ: a male relation by marriage, especially through one's spouse.
هَنٌ: a classical euphemistic noun used for a thing or a private body part in context.
فُو: mouth; ذُو: possessor of / one having.
The suffix كَ means “your”; in «ذُو مَالٍ», the meaning is “possessor of wealth”.