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<strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
<strong>INDO</strong>-<strong>EUROPEAN</strong><br />
<strong>Firth</strong>, <strong>Raymond</strong> W. (ed.)<br />
1956. Two <strong>Studies</strong> of <strong>Kinship</strong> in London. London: University of London/Athlone Press.<br />
(London School of Economics. Monographs on Social Anthropology 15.)<br />
Reviews: Huber 1957; Banton 1958; Orlans 1958; Schneider 1958.<br />
Gullestad, Marianne, and Martine Segalen. (eds.)<br />
1995. La Famille en Europe: Parenté et Perpétuation Familiale. Paris: Editions La<br />
Découverte.<br />
Review: Fonseca 1997.<br />
Kuklo, Cezary. (ed.)<br />
1992. Les Modèles Familiaux en Europe aux XVIe-XVIIIe Siècles. Bialystok, Poland:<br />
Podlaska.<br />
Wall, Richard, Jean Robin, and Peter Laslett (eds.)<br />
1983. Family Forms in Historic Europe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.<br />
Reviews: Badcock 1984; Gordon M. 1984; Palliser 1984; Wheaton 1984.<br />
White, Stephen D.<br />
2005. Re-Thinking <strong>Kinship</strong> and Feudalism in Early Medieval Europe. Aldershot: Ashgate<br />
Press.<br />
Review: Reynolds 2007.<br />
GENERAL<br />
Adamantidis, Aliki.<br />
2003. Das ‘-ter’ in ‘Schwester’ und seine etymologische Bedeutung. Seminararbeit. Deutsches<br />
Seminar der Universität Zürich. http://www.hausarbeiten.de/faecher/hausarbeit/lin/24132.html<br />
Alderson, Arthur S., and Stephen K. Sanderson.<br />
1991. Historic European Household Structures and the Capitalist World-Economy.<br />
Journal of Family History 16: 419-432.<br />
Allen, George.<br />
1991. New Perspectives on European Marriage in the Nineteenth Century. Journal of<br />
Family History 16: 1-5.<br />
Anderson, Robert T.<br />
1956. Changing <strong>Kinship</strong> in Europe. Ph.D. dissertation. University of California,<br />
Berkeley. 153 P.<br />
Anderson, Robert T. HAVE<br />
1963. Changing <strong>Kinship</strong> in Europe. Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers 28: 1-48.<br />
Ascoli, Graziadio I.
1863a. Avus, âvuka. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12: 157-159. [On<br />
several IE kin terms.]<br />
Ascoli, Graziadio I.<br />
1863b. εινάτερες, janitrices, yātaras. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12:<br />
239-240. [IE terms for ‘wives of two brothers’.]<br />
Ascoli, Graziadio I.<br />
1863c. 1. γάλως, glos. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12: 319-320. [IE<br />
terms for ‘husband’s sister’.]<br />
Aufbrecht, Theodor S.<br />
1854. The Last Results of the Germanic Researches. In Christianity and Mankind, Their<br />
Beginning and Prospects, by Christian C. J. Bunsen. Vol. 3. Pp. 65-83. London:<br />
Longman. [Pp. 72-75: “The Words for Family Relations.”] HAVE<br />
Augustins, Georges.<br />
1989. Comment se Perpétuer?: Devenir des Lignées et Destins des Patrimoines dans les<br />
Paysanneries Européennes. Nanterre: Société d’Ethnologie. 433 P.<br />
Review: Treanton 1993; Collomp 1997.<br />
Bachofen, Johann J.<br />
1880-1886. Antiquarische Briefe, vornemlich zur Kenntniss der ältesten<br />
Verwandtschaftsbegriffe. Bd. 1-2. Strassburg: K. J. Trübner.<br />
Reprinted in: Johann Jakob Bachofens Gesammelte Werke. Bd. 8. Basel and Stuttgart:<br />
Schwabe, 1966, with additional “Aus dem Nachlass zu den ‘Antiquarischen Briefen’ (pp.<br />
417-522). [Mostly Indo-European material, with comparative notes on Oceania, North<br />
America, and Australia (from Morgan’s Systems).]<br />
Baldi, Philip.<br />
1999. The Foundations of Latin. Berlin and New York: Mouton de Gruyter. [Pp. 10:<br />
basic kin terms in IE languages (table); 94: PIE kinship system as “Omaha” (after<br />
Friedrich 1966).]<br />
Baldi, Philip. HAVE<br />
2001. Some Observations on Inalienable Possession in Hittite and Proto-Indo-European.<br />
In Donum Grammaticum: <strong>Studies</strong> in Latin and Celtic Linguistics in Honour of Hannah<br />
Rosén, edited by Lea Sawicki and Donna Shalev. Pp. 29-37. Leuven, etc.: Peeters.<br />
Bartoli, Matteo.<br />
1934. Il ritmo dei tipi πατήρ e μήτερ e la poligamia degli Ario-europei. In Miscelânea<br />
Scientífica e Literária Dedicada ao Doutor J. Leite de Vasconcellos. Vol. 2. Pp. 229-241,<br />
Lisbona.<br />
Reprinted in: Saggi di Linguistica Spaziale, by Matteo Bartoli. Pp. 170-179. Torino:<br />
Universita di Torino, 1945.<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P.<br />
1972. The Nominative of the Hysterodynamic Noun-Inflection. Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 86: 30-63. [Pp. 38, 44-46, 61-62: basic IE kin terms in<br />
laryngealist reconstruction.] HAVE
Beekes, Robert S. P. HAVE<br />
1975. Two Notes on PIE Stems in Dentals. In Flexion und Wortbildung. Akten der V.<br />
Fachtagung der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft, Regensburg, 9. – 14. September 1973,<br />
herausgegeben von Helmut Rix. Pp. 9-14. Wiesbaden: Ludwig Reichert. [P. 13: on IE<br />
*ieneter ‘husband’s brother’s wife’.<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P.<br />
1976. Uncle and Nephew. Journal of Indo-European <strong>Studies</strong> 4 (1): 43-63.<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P. HAVE<br />
1988. Laryngeal Developments: A Survey. In Die Laryngaltheorie und die<br />
Rekonstruktion des Indogermanischen Laut- und Formensystems, herausgegeben von<br />
Alfred Bammesberger. Pp. 59-105. Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [Includes laryngeal<br />
reconstructions of IE kin terms (itemized by language).]<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P. HAVE<br />
1992. Widow. Historische Sprachforschung 105: 171-188.<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P.<br />
1995. Comparative Indo-European Linguistics: An Introduction. Amsterdam and<br />
Philadelphia: John Benjamins. [P. 38: IE terms for family relationships; 264: Alb vjeherr<br />
< *sweskuro- < *swekuro-; 266: mbese < *nepōtiā).<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P. HAVE<br />
2002. Comment on Kullanda. Current Anthropology 43 (1): 100-101.<br />
Benveniste, Émile. HAVE<br />
1934. Un nom indo-européen de la femme. Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de<br />
Paris 35: 104-106.<br />
Benveniste, Émile. HAVE<br />
1963. Expression indo-européen du “mariage.” In A Pedro Bosch y Gimpera en el<br />
Septuagésimo Aniversario de su Nacimiento. Pp. 49-52. México: Instituto Nacional de<br />
Antropologia e Historia.<br />
Benveniste, Émile.<br />
1965. Termes de parenté dans les langues indo-européennes. L’Homme 5 (3-4): 5-16.<br />
Benveniste, Émile<br />
1969. Le Vocabulaire des Institutions Indo-Européennes. Vol. 1: Économie, Parenté,<br />
Société. Vol. 2: Pouvoir, Droit, Religion. Paris: Les Éditions de Minuit.<br />
Reviews: Emmerick 1970; Ernout 1970; Dressler 1971; Davies 1972; Morpurgo Davies<br />
1972; Szemerényi 1972.<br />
Bernhöft, Franz.<br />
1884. Germanische und moderne Rechtsideen im rezipierten römischen Recht.<br />
II. Der Verwandtschaftsbegriff. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Rechtswissenschaft 4: 227-<br />
265.<br />
Bernhöft, Franz.<br />
1885. Zur Geschichte des Europäischen Familienrechts. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende<br />
Rechtswissenschaft 8: 29-89.
Bernhöft, Franz.<br />
1886. Prinzipien des Europäischen Familienrechts. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende<br />
Rechtswissenschaft 9: 392-444.<br />
Blažek, Václav. HAVE<br />
2001. Indo-European <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms in *-Hter. In Grammaticus: Studia Linguistica<br />
Adolfo Erharto Quinque et Septuagenario Oblata, edited by Adolf Erhart, Ondrej Sefcík<br />
and Bohumil Vykypel. Pp. 24-33. Brno: Masarykova Univerzita v Brne.<br />
Bloomfield, Maurice.<br />
1891. On Adaptation of Suffixes in Congeneric Classes of Substantives. American<br />
Journal of Philology 12 (1): 1-29. [Pp. 23-24: mutual contamination among IE kin<br />
terms.] HAVE<br />
Böhtlingk, Otto von.<br />
1851. Über die Sprache der Jakuten. St. Petersburg: Buchdruckerei der Kaiserlichen<br />
Akademie der Wissenschaften. [Pp. VII, XI: on IE kin terms in -ter.] HAVE<br />
Bomhard, Allan.<br />
1976. The Placing of Anatolian Languages. Orbis 25 (2): 199-239. [Pp. 205, 206, 211,<br />
231: kin terms in Anatolian, Armenian and IE.]<br />
Bonfante, Giuliano.<br />
1929. I nomi greci in -εύς. Studi Italiani di Filologia Classica 7: 203-223. [P. 217, etc.<br />
on IE *swekuros, *gelōu-, *sūnus, *patrōs.] HAVE<br />
Bonfante, Giuliano.<br />
1985. La parola indoeuropea per padre. Rendiconti: Atti dell’Accademia Nazionale dei<br />
Lincei. Classe di Scienze Morali, Storiche e Filologiche 39: 259-260.<br />
Bopp, Franz.<br />
1847. Die Kaukasischen Glieder des Indoeuropäischen Sprachstamms. Berlin: Dümmler.<br />
[Pp. 70-71: some kin terms in Ossetian, Persian and main IE languages.]<br />
Bremmer, Jan.<br />
1976. Avunculate and Fosterage. Journal of Indo-European <strong>Studies</strong> 4: 65-78.<br />
Brugmann, Karl. HAVE<br />
1903-1904. Beiträge zur griechischen, germanischen und slavischen Wortforschung. 2.<br />
Homerisch ’αια Indogermanicshe Forschungen 15: 93-97. [On a Greek term for ‘earth’<br />
and IE terms for grandparents.]<br />
Buck, Carl D.<br />
1949. A Dictionary of Selected Synonyms in the Principal Indoeuropean Languages.<br />
Chicago: University of Chicago Press. [Pp. 93-134: “Family Relationship.”]<br />
Budimir, Milan.<br />
1951. Problem bukve i protoslovenske domovine. Rad Jugoslavenske Akademije<br />
Znanosti i Umjetnosti, Odjel za Filologiju 1: 5-32. [Pp. 12-13: on matriarchate in PIE<br />
society.] HAVE
Buti, GianGabriella.<br />
1987. The Family and the Tribe: Remarks on Indo-European Social Setting. In Studien<br />
zum Indogermanischen Wortschatz, herausgegeben von Wolfgang Meid. Pp. 9-20.<br />
Innsbruck: Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck.<br />
Campanile, Enrico.<br />
1998. The Indo-Europeans: Origins and Culture. In Indo-European Languages, edited by<br />
Anna G. Ramat and Paolo Ramat. Pp. 1-24. London and New York: Rotledge. [Pp. 10-<br />
13: terms for family and marriage, with a critique of Szemerényi.]<br />
Carruba, Onofrio. HAVE<br />
1995. Die Verwandtschaftsnamen auf -ter des Indogermanischen. In Analecta<br />
Indoeuropaea Cracoviensis, vol. 2. Kuryłowicz Memorial Volume, pt. 1, edited by<br />
Wojciech Smoczyński. Pp. 143-158. Cracow: Universitas.<br />
Carruba, Onofrio.<br />
1991. Searching for Woman in Anatolian and Indo-European. In Perspectives on Indo-<br />
European Language, Culture and Religion: <strong>Studies</strong> in Honor of Edgar C. Polomé. Vol. 1.<br />
Pp. 155-181. McLean, VA: Institute for the Study of Man.<br />
Carruba, Onofrio. HAVE<br />
1998. Il lessico indoeuropeo della famiglia. In Ars Linguistica. Studi offerti da colleghi e<br />
amici a Paolo Ramat in occasione del suo 60° compleanno, a cura di Giuliano Bernini,<br />
Pierluigi L.Cuzzolin e Piera Molinelli. Pp. 129-139. Roma: Bulzoni.<br />
Clarke, David L.<br />
1972. A Provisional Model of an Iron Age Society and Its Settlement System. In Models in<br />
Archaeology, edited by David L. Clarke. Pp. 801-869. London: Metuen. [A patrilineal,<br />
patrilocal model of an early Indo-European society based on archaeological data and<br />
ethnographic analogies.]<br />
Cuisenier, Jean, Martine Segalen, et Michel de Virville.<br />
1970. Pour l’étude de la parenté dans les sociétés européennes. Le programme d’ordinateur<br />
ARCHIV. L’Homme 10 (3): 27-74.<br />
Cuny, A. HAVE<br />
1912. Notes de phonétique historique: Indo-européen et sémitique. Revue de Phonétique<br />
12: 101-132. [P. 113, 120: on “laryngeals” in some IE kin terms, including the<br />
importance of Tocharian.]<br />
Delbrück, Berthold.<br />
1870. Die Namen der Eltern im Indoiranischen und im Gothischen. Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 19: 241-247.<br />
Delbrück, Berthold.<br />
1889. Die Indogermanischen Verwandtschaftsnamen. Ein Beitrag zur Vergleichende<br />
Altertumskunde. Abhandlungen der Philologisch-Historischen Classe der Königlichen<br />
Sächsischen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften 11 (5): 379-606. Leipzig: S. Hirzel.<br />
Review: Wheeler 1890.<br />
Delbrück, Berthold.<br />
1895. Das Mutterrecht bei den Indogermanen. Preussische Jahrbücher 79: 14-27.
Delille, Gérard.<br />
2000. Echanges matrimoniaux entre lignées alternées et système européen de l’alliance:<br />
Un premier approche. In En Substances: Textes pour Françoise Héritier, edité par Jean-<br />
Luc Jamard, Emmanuel Terray and Margarita Xanthakou. Pp. 219-252. Paris.<br />
Deroy, Louis. HAVE<br />
1962. Le nom de la “fille” et la structure fonctionnelle de la société indo-européenne. In<br />
II. Fachtagung für Indogermanische und Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Innsbruck, 10.-<br />
15. Oktober 1961. Pp. 159-162. Innsbruck: Sprachwissenschaftliche Institut der<br />
Leopold-Franzans-Universität.<br />
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE<br />
1931. Preistoria di lingue e di cultura. La Cultura 10: 1-14. Milano and Roma. [Pp. 11-<br />
14: on kin terms.]<br />
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE<br />
1970. Lingua e società nell’antichità indeuropea. In Linguaggi nella Società e nella<br />
Tecnica. Pp. 29-37. Milano: Edizioni di Comunità. [Largely on kin terms.]<br />
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE<br />
1975. Unità e varietà nella storia dell’indeuropeismo. In Mélanges Linguistiques offerts à<br />
Émile Benveniste. Pp. 107-115. Louvain: Peeters. [Pp. 113-115: on IE kin terms<br />
for’wife’, ‘sister’ and ‘brother’.]<br />
Donati, Pierpaolo.<br />
1997. Family Associations in Europe: A General Outlook and Typology. Associations:<br />
Journal for Social and Legal Theory 1 (2): 235-255.<br />
Eder, Birgit.<br />
2004. Ausgewählte Verwandtschaftsbezeichnungen in den Sprachen Europas, untersucht<br />
anhand der Datensammlungen des Atlas Linguarum Europae. Frankfurt am Main<br />
and Oxford: Peter Lang. 346 P. (Ph.D. dissertation. Universität Bamberg, 2003).<br />
Edgerton, Franklin. HAVE<br />
1910. Origin and Development of the Elliptic Dual and of Dvandva Compounds.<br />
Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 43: 110-120.<br />
Eichner, Heiner.<br />
1978. Die urindogermanische Wurzel *H 2reu “hell machen.” Die Sprache 24 (2): 144-<br />
162. [P. 145, n. 11: two IE roots for grandfather – h 2auh 2ó- and h 2áuh 2o-.]<br />
Ellis, J. HAVE<br />
1951. A Further Note on the Soviet Linguistics Controversy. Soviet <strong>Studies</strong> 3 (2): 172-<br />
174. [P. 173: on a Marrian treatment of the origin of IE *mātēr ‘mother’ as derived from<br />
the combination of ber and sal.]<br />
Ellison, Ann B.<br />
1981. Towards a Socioeconomic Model for the Middle Bronze Age in Southern England.<br />
In Patterns of the Past: <strong>Studies</strong> in Honour of David Clarke, edited by Ian Hodder, Glynn<br />
Isaac and Norman Hammond. Pp. 413-438. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [A<br />
patrilineal, patrilocal model of the early Indo-European society.]
Feist, Sigmund.<br />
1913. Kultur Ausbreitung und Herkunft der Indogermanen. Berlin: Weidmannsche<br />
Buchhandlung. [Pp. 98-123: “Individual, Family, Clan, Nation.”]<br />
Review: Bloomfield 1914.<br />
Fick, August.<br />
1873. Die Ehemalige Spracheinheit der Indogermanen Europas. Eine<br />
Sprachgeschichtliche Untersuchung. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. [Pp. 262-292:<br />
“Gemeinsam europäischer Wortschatz.” Includes IE kin terms and old European family<br />
life.] HAVE<br />
Fine, Agnès.<br />
1994. Parrains, Marraines: La Parenté Spirituelle en Europe. Paris: Fayard.<br />
Reviews: Collard 1995; Lynch 1995; Peden 1996.<br />
Flajšhans, V.<br />
1941. Z řeci našich děti. Listy Filologické 68: 364-374. [Nursery kin terms in IE<br />
languages.]<br />
Fortson, Benjamin W.<br />
2004. Indo-European Language and Culture: An Introduction. Oxford: Blackwell. [Pp.<br />
18-19, 112, 178-179: IE kinship and terms.]<br />
Fortunato, Laura, Clare Holden, and Ruth Mace. HAVE<br />
2006. From Bridewealth to Dowry? A Bayesian Estimation of Ancestral States of<br />
Marriage Transfers in Indo-European Groups. Human Nature 17 (4): 355-376.<br />
Fourbee, Louanna. HAVE<br />
1993. The Problem of Proto-Indo-European *snusós ‘Daughter-In-Law.’ In Horizons and<br />
Styles: <strong>Studies</strong> in Early Art and Archaeology in Honour of Professor Homer L. Thomas,<br />
edited by Paul Åström. n. p. Jonsered: Paul Åströms Förlag.<br />
Fowler, Frank H.<br />
1896. The Negatives of the Indo-European Languages. Chicago: University of Chicago<br />
Press. [Pp. 3-4: on IE *nepōt ‘grandson, descendant.’] HAVE<br />
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE<br />
1923. Zur baltoslavischen Grammatik I. 2) Zu den Ausdrücken für Ehegatten und Heirat<br />
in verschiedenen idg. Sprachen. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 51: 247-<br />
249.<br />
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE<br />
1927. Miscellen. 4. Zu prākr. pali dhīta, *dhūta. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende<br />
Sprachforschung 54: 300-301. [Diminutive forms of IE kin terms.]<br />
Fränkel, Ernst.<br />
1935. Namenwesen. In Paulys Real-Encyclopädie der Classischen Altertumskunde,<br />
herausgegeben von Wilhelm Kroll. T. 16 (2). Pp. 1611-1670. Stuttgart: J. B. Metzler. [P.<br />
1635: on short forms of IE kin terms; 1669: Lat name Aulus possibly as diminutive of<br />
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Friedrich, Paul. HAVE<br />
1966. Proto-Indo-European <strong>Kinship</strong>. Ethnology 5 (1): 1-36.<br />
Reprinted in: Language, Context, and the Imagination, by Paul W. Friedrich. Pp. 201-<br />
252. Stanford: Stanford University Press.<br />
Friedrich, Paul.<br />
2003. Reconstruction: Semantic Reconstruction. In International Encyclopedia of<br />
Linguistics, edited by William J. Frawley. 2d edition. Vol. 3. Pp. 442-448. New York:<br />
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Froehde, F.<br />
1863. Sodes. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12: 158-159. [IE kin and<br />
social terms in swe-.]<br />
Galton, Herbert. HAVE<br />
1957. The Indo-European <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 82: 121-138.<br />
Gamkrelidze, Tamaz V., and Vyacheslav V. Ivanov.<br />
1984. Indoevropeiskii yazyk i indoevropeizy. T. 1-2. Tbilisi: Izdatel’stvo Tbilisskogo<br />
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*gloos ‘husband’s sister’ as borrowed into Uralic.]<br />
Gamkrelidze, Thomas V., and Vjačeslav V. Ivanov.<br />
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Reviews: Justus 1997; Melchert 1997.<br />
Ghurye, J. S.<br />
1955. Family and Kin in Indo-European Culture. Bombay and New York: Oxford<br />
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Reviews: Edmonson 1958; Homans 1958.<br />
Glies, Eugene.<br />
1962. Favism, Sex-Linkage, and the Indo-European <strong>Kinship</strong> System. Southwestern<br />
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Goidànich, P. G. HAVE<br />
1938. Il suffisso di pater, mater e simm. e la funzione primitive generale del suffiso indoeuropeo<br />
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Goody, Jack. HAVE<br />
1959. Indo-European Society. Past and Present 16: 88-91.<br />
Goody, Jack.<br />
1969. Info-European <strong>Kinship</strong>. In Comparative <strong>Studies</strong> in <strong>Kinship</strong>, by Jack Goody. Pp.<br />
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Goody, Jack.
1983. The Development of the Family and Marriage in Europe. Cambridge and New<br />
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Langlois 1989.<br />
See also Verdery 1988.<br />
Goody, Jack.<br />
2000. The European Family: An Historico-Anthropological Essay. Malden, MA:<br />
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Review: Shorter 2001.<br />
Gosden, Chris.<br />
1985. Gifts and Kin in Early Iron Age Europe. Man 20 (3): 475-493.<br />
Grassmann, Hermann.<br />
1863. 1. Ueber die Aspiraten und ihr gleichzeitiges Vorhandensein im An- und Auslaute<br />
der Wurzeln; 2. Ueber des ursprünglich Vorhandensein von Wurzeln, deren Anlaut und<br />
Auslaut eine Asoirate enthielt. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12 (2): 81-<br />
138. [Pp. 92, 126: thugater, duhita, dauhtar; 127: attestation of Skrt druhas ‘son’, druhi<br />
‘daughter’.]<br />
Grimm, Jacob.<br />
1848. Geschichte der Deutschen Sprache. Leipzig: Weidmann. [Vol. 1, pp. 266-273:<br />
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Guerreaud-Jalabert, Anita.<br />
1989. La parenté dans l’Europe médiévale et moderne: À propos d’une synthèse récente.<br />
L’Homme 29: 69-93.<br />
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Hajnal, John.<br />
1965. European Marriage Patterns in Perspective. In Population in History, edited by D.<br />
V. Glass and D. E. C. Eversley. Pp. 101-143. Chicago: Aldine.<br />
Hajnal, John.<br />
1983. Two Kinds of Pre-Industrial Household Formation System. In Family Forms in<br />
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Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.<br />
Hammerich, Louis L.<br />
1948. Laryngeal Before Sonant. København: I Kommission hos Ejnar Munksgaard. (Det<br />
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[Pp. 7-8, 16, 25, 31-32, 70: various IE kin terms involving a laryngeal.] HAVE<br />
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1918. Die Namen der Eltern im Indoiranischen und im Gothischen. Zeitschrift für<br />
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1933. Review of Études Baltiques, by Louis Hjelmslev. Balticoslavica 1: 214-228. [P.<br />
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1955. Analogische Umgestaltung und Volksetymologie besonders im Baltischen und<br />
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Hübschmann, Heinrich. HAVE<br />
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1956. Hema und haima. Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 106:<br />
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BALTO-SLAVIC<br />
Brückner, Aleksander.<br />
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GERMANO-BALTO-SLAVIC<br />
Senn, Alfred.<br />
1954. Die Beziehungen des Baltischen zum Slavischen und Germanischen. Zeitschrift für<br />
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EASTERN EUROPE<br />
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Meloni, B. (ed.)<br />
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GENERAL<br />
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GENERAL
Bloch, Marc.<br />
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Alinei, Mario.<br />
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Duby, Georges, and Jacques Le Goff. (eds.)<br />
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Herlihy, David.<br />
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Haas, Volkert. HAVE<br />
1977. Review of The Tawananna in the Hittite Kingdom, by R. Shoshana Bin-Nun.<br />
Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes 69: 150-156. [Extensively on Hittite<br />
kin terms, matrilocality and sister-marriage.]<br />
Hančar, Franz.<br />
1939-1941. Der Kult der Grossen Mutter im kupferzeitlichen Kleinasiens. Zur Deutung<br />
der Kultstandarten des Alaca Höyüks. Archiv für Orientalforschung 13: 289-298.<br />
Hoffner, Harry A. HAVE<br />
1968. Birth and Name-Giving in Hittite Texts. Journal of Near Eastern <strong>Studies</strong> 27 (3):<br />
198-203. [The custom of placing a child on his father’s knees.]<br />
Justeson, John S., and Laurence D. Stephens. HAVE<br />
1981. Nasal + Obstruent Clusters in Hittite. Journal of the American Oriental Society 101<br />
(3): 367-370. [P. 369: Hitt hansatar ‘family’ and IE *genos.]<br />
Landsberger, Benno.<br />
1954. Assyrische Königsliste und “Dunkles Zeitalter.” Journal of Cuneiform <strong>Studies</strong> 8<br />
(3): 106-133. [Pp. 122-123: Hittite ‘son’ in the IE context (pace Eric Hamp).] HAVE<br />
Macqueen, J. G.<br />
1959. Hattian Mythology and Hittite Monarchy. Anatolian <strong>Studies</strong> 9: 171-188. [Pp. 180-<br />
188: the mother-goddess and associated kin terms.]
Melchert, Craig H. HAVE<br />
1973. Hittite hašša- hanzašša- Revue Hittite et Asianique 31: 57-70.<br />
Melchert, Craig H. HAVE<br />
1980. The Hittite Word for “Son.” Indogermanische Forschungen 85: 90-95.<br />
Melchert, H. Craig. HAVE<br />
1986. Hittite uwaš and Congeners. Indogermanische Forschungen 91: 102-115. [An<br />
alleged term for son.]<br />
Mezger, Fritz. HAVE<br />
1939. Hittite ha-as-sa ha-an-za-as-sa. Language 15 (3): 188-189. [On the compound<br />
‘grandchild-grandgrandchild.’]<br />
Mezger, Fritz.<br />
1958. Heth. kaena- “Verschwägerter, Verwandter’. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende<br />
Sprachwissenschaft 75: 75.<br />
Mittelberger, Hermann.<br />
1968. Review of Les Noms des Hittites, by Emmanuel Laroche. Wiener Zeitschrift für die<br />
Kunde des Morgenlandes 62: 316-322. [Pp. 318-319: on Hittite reflexes of IE terms for<br />
‘son’ and ‘woman, wife’.] HAVE<br />
Neu, Erich.<br />
1990. Das hethitische Wort für ‘Frau’. Historische Sprachforschung 103: 208-217.<br />
Neumann, Günther. HAVE<br />
1974. Hethitisch nega- ‘die Schwester.’ In Antiquitates Indogermanicae: Studien zur<br />
indogermanischen Altertumskunde und zur Sprach- und Kulturgeschichte der<br />
indogermanischen Völker. Gedenkschrift für Hermann Güntert zur 25. Wiederkehr seines<br />
Todestages am 23. April 1973, edited by Manfred Mayrhofer et al. Pp. 279-283.<br />
Innsbruck: Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck. (Innsbrucker<br />
Beitraege zur Sprachwissenschaft 12).<br />
Neumann, Günther. HAVE<br />
1991. Hethitisch negna- ‘Bruder’. Historische Sprachforschung 104 (1): 63-66.<br />
Oettinger, Norbert.<br />
1987. Anatolische Wortbildung und Indogermanische Chronologie. In Studien zum<br />
Indogermanischen Wortschatz, herausgegeben von Wolfgang Meid. Pp. 189-192.<br />
Innsbruck: Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck. [P. 190: the element<br />
*-sor ‘woman’ in Hittite; 191: -lo- in att-a-lla ‘fatherly’.]<br />
Oettinger, Norbert.<br />
1976. Die Militärischen Eide der Hethiter. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz (Studien zu den<br />
Bogazköy-Texten 22.) [P. 24: etymology of Hitt hammasa ‘grandchild’ < *A(o)mso-,<br />
comp. ONorse áss, æsir.]<br />
Ofitsch, Michaela.<br />
1995. Zu den anlautenden Laryngaen im Hethitischen. Historische Sprachforschung 108:<br />
16-29.<br />
Puhvel, Jaan. HAVE
1987. ‘Engendrer’ et ‘enfanter’ en Hittite. Cahiers Ferdinand de Saussure 41: 159-163.<br />
Riemschneider, K. K.<br />
1971. Die Thronfolgeordnung im althethitischen Reich. Altorientalische Forschungen 3:<br />
79-102.<br />
Schields, Kenneth. HAVE<br />
1998. Hittite neka- and the Origin of Indo-European Diminutive Suffix *-ko-. Studi<br />
Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici 40 (2): 255-261.<br />
Shields, Kenneth. HAVE<br />
2000. The Hittite Word for ‘Son’ and the Origin of the Indo-European Diminutive Suffix<br />
*-lo-. Indogermanische Forschungen 105: 137-142.<br />
Sürenhagen, Dietrich.<br />
1998. Verwandtschaftsbeziehungen und Erbrecht im althethitischen Königshaus vor<br />
Telipinu: Ein erneuter Erklärungsversuch. Altorientalische Forschungen 25: 75-94.<br />
Berlin.<br />
Wilhelm, G.<br />
1990. Matrilinearität. A. Bei den Hethitern. In Reallexikon der Assyriologie. Bd. 7. Ss.<br />
588-590. Berlin and New York: W. de Gruyter.<br />
Zucha, Ivo.<br />
1988. The Nominal Stem Types in Hittite. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Oxford. [Pp.<br />
29-30, 37-38, 57-58: morphological aspects of some Hittite kin terms, with IE<br />
comparisons.]<br />
KARIAN<br />
Schürr, Diether. HAVE<br />
1996. Karisch ‘Mutter’ und ‘Vater.’ Sprache: Zeitschrift für Sprachwissenschaft 38 (1):<br />
93-98.<br />
LUWIAN<br />
Carruba, Onofrio.<br />
1972. Il problema del genere in anatolico e in indoeuropeo. In Le Lingue dell’Europa.<br />
Atti del V Convegno Internazionale di Linguisti 1969. Pp. 175-192. Brescia: Paideia. [P.<br />
177: damais ‘son-in-law; father-in-law’; 190: nanasri ‘sister’ and hassussara ‘queen’<br />
compared with Lar uxōr.]<br />
Hawkins, J. D. HAVE<br />
1978. The Luwian Word for “Daughter.” Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung<br />
92: 112-116.<br />
Ivanov, Vyacheslav Vs. HAVE<br />
2002. Review of Corpus of Hieroglyphic Luwian Insriptions by John D. Hawkins. Indo-<br />
European <strong>Studies</strong> Bulletin 10 (1): 1-17. [P. 8: on Luw atalai ‘brother’ and IE words for<br />
wife.]<br />
Melchert, H. Craig.<br />
1988. Luvian Lexical Notes. 1. CLuw. am(ma)šša/i-. Historische Sprachforschung 101<br />
(2): 211-214. [Pp. 212-214: on Hit hassa ‘son’ and Luw hamsa ‘grandson’.] HAVE
Oshiro, Terumasa. HAVE<br />
1990. On <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms in Hieroglyphic Luwian. Orient 26: 86-93.<br />
Starke, Frank. HAVE<br />
1980. Das luwische Wort für ‘Frau’. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 94:<br />
74-86.<br />
Starke, Frank.<br />
1987. Die Vertretung von uridg. *dhugh 2ter ‘Tochter’ in den Luwischen Sprachen und<br />
ihre Stammbildung. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 100: 243-369.<br />
Starke, Frank.<br />
1990. Untersuchung zur Syammbildung des Keilschrift-Luwischen Nomens. Wiesbaden:<br />
Otto Harrassowitz. [Pp. 347, 469: term for daughter; 229: term for son.]<br />
Yakubovich, Ilya S. HAVE<br />
2008. Sociolinguistics of the Luvian Language. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Chicago.<br />
[Sporadically on kin terms.]<br />
LYCIAN<br />
Arkwright, Walther.<br />
1898. Über das lykische Alphabet. Jahreshefte des Österreichischen Archäologischen<br />
Institutes in Wien 1: 52-76. [P. 67: Lyc kbatra and Gk thugater ‘daughter’.]<br />
Bryce, T. R. HAVE<br />
1978. Two Terms of Relationship in the Lycian Inscriptions. Journal of Near Eastern<br />
<strong>Studies</strong> 37 (3): 217-225.<br />
Bugge, Sophus. HAVE<br />
1897. Lykische Studien. I. Videnskabsselskabets Skrifter. II. Historisk-filosofisk Klasse 7:<br />
1-91. Christiania. [Pp. 76-86: kin terms.]<br />
Bugge, Sophus.<br />
1901. Lykische Studien. II. Videnskabsselskabets Skrifter. II. Historisk-filosofisk Klasse<br />
4: 1-123. Christiania. [Pp. 15-18, 25, 37-38, 88, 94: on kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Carruba, Onofrio. HAVE<br />
1969. Su alcuni nomi di parentela in Licio e in Nesico. La Parola del Passato 24: 269-<br />
278. [Includes a comparative table of Anatolian kin terms from Laroche 1958.]<br />
Carruba, Onofrio.<br />
1976. Anatolico e Indoeuropeo. In Scritti in Onore di Guiliano Bonfante. Pp. 121-146.<br />
Brescia: Paideia. [P. 125: the Luwian term for daughter and its IE cognates.]<br />
Carruba, Onofrio. HAVE<br />
1990. Alle origini del matriarcato. Instituto Lombardo, Rendicontti della Classe di<br />
Lettere 124: 239-246.<br />
Čop, Bojan. HAVE
1971. Indogermanica Minora. I. Remarques sur la chute des occlusives gutturales en<br />
louvite. 9. Lyc. *tbatra. Razprave. Dissertationes. Slovenska Akademija Znanosti in<br />
Umetnosti 8: 8-9. Ljubljana. [A term for daughter.]<br />
Cowley, A. E. HAVE<br />
1902. The Lycian Language. Man 2: 67-72. [Pp. 69, 70, 71: on some Lycian kin terms<br />
and their possible IE cognates; cbatru ‘daughter’ still deemed unrelated to IE terms for<br />
‘daughter’.]<br />
Hajnal, Ivo. HAVE<br />
1995. Der Lykische Vokalismus. Methode und Erkenntnisse der Vergleichenden<br />
Anatolischen Sprachwissenschaft, angewandte auf das Vokalsystem einer<br />
Kleincorpussprache. Leykam: Gras. [Pp. 59, 73, 111: extensive notes on some kin terms.]<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1980. Lycian xahba. Journal of Near Eastern <strong>Studies</strong> 39 (3): 215-216. [On the term for<br />
grandson.]<br />
Hestermann, Ferdinand. HAVE<br />
1929. Matriarchale Lykische Inschriften. In Donum Natalicium Schrijnen.<br />
Verzameling van Opstellen door Oud-Leerlingen en Bevriende Vakgenooten Opgedragen<br />
aan Mgr. Prof. Dr. Jos. Schrijnen bij Gelegenheid van zijn zestigsten verjaardag 3 mei<br />
1929. Pp. 261-267. Nijmegen-Utrecht: Dekker & van de Vegt.<br />
Houwink ten Cate, Ph. H. J.<br />
1961. The Luwian Population Groups of Lycia and Cilicia Aspera During the Hellenistic<br />
Period. Leiden: Brill. [Pp. 139-146: kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Imbert, J. HAVE<br />
1894. Les termes de parenté dans les inscriptions Lyciennes. Mémoires de la Société de<br />
Linguistique de Paris 8: 449-472.<br />
Imbert, J.<br />
1900. De quelques inscriptions Lyciennes. Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique de<br />
Paris 11: 217-257. [Pp. 231-240: on some kin terms (kbatra, tuhes, tideimi).]<br />
Laroche, Emmanuel. HAVE<br />
1974. Les épitaphes Lyciennes. Fouilles de Xanthos 5: 123-149. [Pp. 130-134: on some<br />
kin terms.]<br />
Lassen, Christian.<br />
1856. Ueber die Lykischen Inschriften und die alten Sprachen Kleinasiens. Zeitschrift der<br />
Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 10: 329-388. [P. 344: On tideimi ‘child’ and IE<br />
words for son.]<br />
Meriggi, Piero.<br />
1928. Über einige lykische Pronominal- und Verbalformen. Indogermanische<br />
Forschungen 46: 151-182. [Pp. 176-177: on Lyc kahba translated as ‘son-,<br />
daughter-in-law’.]<br />
Meriggi, Piero.<br />
1936. Der Indogermanismus des Lykischen. In Germanen und Indogermanen: Volkstum,<br />
Sprache, Heimat, Kultur. Festschrift für Herman Hirt, herausgegeben von Helmut Arnitz.
Ss. 257-282. Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [P. 260: kbatra ‘daughter’, knna ‘mother’; 262:<br />
wazzis (unknown kin term); tideimi ‘son’, tuhes ‘nephew, niece’.]<br />
Neumann, Günther.<br />
1971. Neue Funde und Forschungen in Lykien. Jahrbuch der Akademie der Wissenschaft<br />
in Göttingen für das Jahr 1971: 34-49. [Pp. 42-45: kin terms in Lycian with Anatolian<br />
comparisons.] HAVE<br />
Pedersen, Holger.<br />
1898-1899a. Lykisk. Nordisk Tidskrift for Filologi 3 (7): 68-103. [Pp. 84-88, 92-100: on<br />
attested kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Pedersen, Holger.<br />
1898-1899b. Mere om Lykisk. Nordisk Tidskrift for Filologi 3 (8): 17-30. [Pp. 28: on<br />
tideimi as cognate with Lat filius.] HAVE<br />
Pembroke, Simon. HAVE<br />
1965. Last of the Matriarchs: a Study in the Inscriptions of Lycia. Journal of the<br />
Economic and Social History of the Orient 8: 217-247. [Pp. 237-238: on kin terms.]<br />
Schurr, Diether.<br />
1999. Gräko-lykisch piatra. Die Sprache 41 (1): 24-38. [Lycian term for daughter-inlaw.]<br />
Schurr, Diether. HAVE<br />
2008. Lykisch thurtta- und *señnaha-. Indogermanische Forschungen 113: 176-186.<br />
Shafer, Robert. HAVE<br />
1959. System of Relationship in Lukian. Die Welt des Orients 2 (5-6): 484-501.<br />
Stoltenberg, Hans L. HAVE<br />
1943. Die lykischen Verwandtennamen und Das “Mutterrecht.” Zeitschrift für<br />
Namenforschung 19: 262-273.<br />
Szanto, Ernil.<br />
1898. Zur lykischen Mutterrecht. In Festschrift für Otto Benndorf zu seinem 60<br />
Geburtstage. Ss. 259-260. Wien: A. Hölder.<br />
Zinko, Michaela. HAVE<br />
2002. Laryngalvertretung im Lykischen. Historische Sprachforschung 115: 218-238. [On<br />
xuga ‘grandfather’ and kbatra ‘daughter’.]<br />
LYDIAN<br />
Georgiev, Vladimir I.<br />
1984. Lydiaka und Lydisch-Etruskische Gleichungen. Linguistique Balkanique 27 (1): 5-<br />
35. [Pp. 15-18: “<strong>Kinship</strong> Terms.] HAVE<br />
Heubeck, Alfred. HAVE<br />
1960. Kleinasiatisches. 2. Lyd. Verwandtschaftsbezeichnungen. Die Sprache 6 (2): 207-<br />
210.<br />
PALAIC
Carruba, Onofrio.<br />
1970. Das Palaische. Texte, Grammatik, Lexicon. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz. [P. 69:<br />
on pāpa ‘father’.]<br />
Carruba, Onofrio.<br />
1972. Beiträge zum Palaischen. Istanbul: Nederlands Historisch-Archaeologisch Instituut<br />
in het Nabije Oosten. [P. 20: papami ‘my father’ (voc.) and papa as a baby word.] HAVE<br />
ARMENIAN<br />
GENERAL<br />
Michelson, Truman.<br />
1924. Wallis on Armenian <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. American Anthropologist 26 (3): 427.<br />
ANCIENT<br />
Bolognesi, Giancarlo. HAVE<br />
1948. Sulla flessione nominale armena di hayr “padre,” mayr “madre,” elbayr “fratello.”<br />
Atti del Sodalizio Glottologico Milanese 1 (2): 35-40.<br />
Bolognesi, Giancarlo.<br />
1954. Ricerche sulla fonetica Armena. Ricerche Linguistiche 3: 123-154. [P. 126: on Arm<br />
dustr and its oblique cases.] HAVE<br />
Bugge, Sophus.<br />
1892. Beiträge zur etymologischen Erlauterung der armenischen Sprache. Schwund des<br />
idg. palatalen ĝ im armen. Anlaut. Indogermanische Forschunngen 1: 444-445. [Arm<br />
aner ‘wife’s father' and the IE forms for ‘son-in-law’.]<br />
Godel, Robert. HAVE<br />
1982. Une “loi phonétique” bien difficile à énoncer: *w > arm. w (v)/ g / zéro. Revue des<br />
Études Arméniennes 16: 9-16. [On taygr and haw.]<br />
Grammont, Maurice.<br />
1918. Notes de phonétique générale. Mémoirs de la Société de Linguistique de Paris 20:<br />
213-259. [P. 251: on Arm skesur ‘husband’s mother’.]<br />
Greppin, John A. C.<br />
1973. Initial Vowel and Aspiration in Classical Armenian. Wien: Mechitharisten-<br />
Buchdruckerei. [Especially pp. 19-21: on dialectal vs. literary versions of the Armenian<br />
term for brother. Also passim on Arm haw ‘grandfather’ and han ‘grandmother’ in an IE<br />
perspective.]<br />
Greppin, John A. C.<br />
1975. Classical Armenian Nominal Suffixes: A Historical Study. Wien: Mechitaristen-<br />
Buchdruckerei. [Pp. 95: on kin term affix *-iyos; 131: on Armenian terms for son and<br />
daughter.] HAVE<br />
Hagopian, Gayané.<br />
1995. On the Etymology of a Sociocentric Kin-Term: The Classical Armenian Term<br />
Skndik. In Proceedings of the 7 th Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference, Los Angeles<br />
1995, edited by Angela della Volpe and Edgar C. Polomé. Pp. 126-143. Washington, DC:<br />
Institute for the Study of Man. (Journal of Indo-European <strong>Studies</strong> Monograph 27.)
Hagopian, Gayaneh V.<br />
2002. Life Philosophy Patterns in Conventional Metaphors. In Actes de Sixième Colloque<br />
International de Linguistique Armenienne, INALCO, Académie des Inscriptions et<br />
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239-255. Paris: Publications Langues ‘O. (Slovo: Revue du Ceres 26-27.) [P. 245, n. 3:<br />
transformation of age terms (e.g. ‘child’) into kin terms.]<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1966. Three Armenian Etymologies. 1. Armenian ner ‘wife of husband’s brother’. Revue<br />
des Études Arméniennes 3: 11-12.<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1974. On *ku in Armenian. 1. šun, skund, skesur. Revue des Études Armeniennes 10: 23-<br />
24.<br />
Hübschmann, Heinrich.<br />
1877. Armeniaca. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 23: 400-407. [P. 406:<br />
on Arm hayr vs. Skrt pita ‘father’.] HAVE<br />
Hübschmann, Heinrich. HAVE<br />
1881. Armeniaca I. Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 35: 168-<br />
180. [Pp. 168-171: kin terms, with full declensions; 107: etymology of taygr’.]<br />
Reprinted in: Kleine Schriften zum Armenischen, von Heinrich Hübschmann. Edited by<br />
Rüdiger Schmidt. Pp. 99-111. Hildesheim and New York: Georg Olms, 1976. HAVE<br />
Hübschmann, Heinrich.<br />
1882. Armeniaca. III. Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 36: 115-<br />
134. [Pp. 119-120, 122: on several kin terms.]<br />
Hübschmann, Heinrich.<br />
1883. Armenische Studien. I. Grundzüge der Armenische Etymologie. Leipzig: Breitkopf<br />
& Härtel. [Pp. 38: hav ‘grandfather’, 39: han ‘grandmother’, 64, 87: declension of basic<br />
kin terms.]<br />
Hubschmann, Heinrich.<br />
1906. Armeniaca. III. Indogermanische Forschungen 19: 457-480. [Pp. 457-469: initial<br />
z-; 468: zok’anc ‘wife’s mother’; 466: zarm (Gen. zarmi) ‘posterity’, arm, armat ‘root’,<br />
zavak 'descendant, son'; 473-474: dustr ‘daughter’ < *dustir, skesur ‘husband’s mother’ <<br />
*skesr.]<br />
Klidschian, Arsen.<br />
1911. Das armenische Eherecht und die Grundzüge der armenischen Familienorganisation.<br />
Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Rechtswissenschaft 25: 253-377. [Pp. 253-254: some kin and<br />
affinal terms.] HAVE<br />
Kohler, Josef. HAVE<br />
1887. Das Recht der Armenier. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Rechtswissenschaft 7: 385-<br />
436. [Pp. 395-396: family law among Indo-European peoples; 419-423: inheritance<br />
among the Armenians.]<br />
Kortlandt, Frederik. HAVE<br />
1976. Notes on Armenian Historical Phonology. I. Studia Caucasica 3: 91-100. [P. 93: on<br />
taygr ‘husband’s brother’; 95: on k’oyr ‘sister’; 96-97: on skesur ‘husband’s mother’.]
Kortlandt, Frederik. HAVE<br />
1997. Arm. nēr ‘sister-in-law’. Annual of Armenian Linguistics 18: 7-9.<br />
Reprinted in: Armeniaca: Comparative Notes, by Frederik Kortlandt. Pp. 120-121. Ann<br />
Arbor: Caravan Books.<br />
Künzle, Beda. HAVE<br />
1985. Armenisch hark ‘Eltern’: Ein elliptischer Plural? Münchener Studien zur<br />
Sprachwissenschaft 45 (2): 151-164.<br />
Lagarde, Paul de.<br />
1877. Armenische Studien. Göttingen: Dieterich. [P. 77: etymology of Arm skesur<br />
‘husband’s father’.] HAVE<br />
Mahé, Jean-Pierre. HAVE<br />
1986-1987. Arménien haw ‘grand-père’ et ‘oncle’? Revue des Études Arméniennes 20:<br />
55-56.<br />
Matzinger, Joachim. HAVE<br />
1997. A Note on Armenian doustr. Annual of Armenian Linguistics 18: 11-18.<br />
Matzinger, Joachim.<br />
2002. Untersuchungen zum Altarmenischen Nomen: Die Flexion des Substantivs. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation. Universität Regensburg. [Extensively on hayr, mayr, k’oyr and elbayr.]<br />
Matzinger, Joachim.<br />
2005. Untersuchungen zum Altarmenischen Nomen: Die Flexion des Substantivs.<br />
München: Röll. (Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 22) [Pp. 127-129: on hayr,<br />
mayr, k’oyr and elbayr.]<br />
Müller, Friedrich.<br />
1876. Über die Stellung des Armenianschen im Kreise der Indogermanischen Sprachen.<br />
Sitzungberichte der Phil.-Hist. Classe der Kais. Akademie der Wissenschaft 84<br />
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Parvulescu, Adrian.<br />
1986. Armenian amusin ‘spouse’. Annual of Armenian Linguistics 7: 45-49.<br />
Pedersen, Holger.<br />
1905. Zur armenischen Sprachregeschichte. Zeitschrift fűr Vergleichende<br />
Sprachforschung 38: 194-240. [P. 197: on Arm skesur ‘husband’s mother’.] HAVE<br />
Pisani, Vittore.<br />
1942. Armenische Studien. I. Zur Armenischen Etymologie. 32. ustr. Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 67: 173.
Pisani, Vittore.<br />
1942. Armenische Studien. I. Zur Armenischen Etymologie. 33. -ordi. Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 67: 173-174. [Affix derived from kin term ‘son’.]<br />
Pisani, Vittore. HAVE<br />
1951. Studi sulla fonetica dell’armeno. III. Arm k‘ e i gruppi *sw, *tw-. Ricerche<br />
Linguistiche 2: 52-62. [On Arm k‘oyr ‘sister’ and skesur ‘husband’s father’.]<br />
Polomé, Edgar.<br />
1950. Réflexes de laryngales en Arménien. Annuaire de l’Institut de Philologie et<br />
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Schmidt, Manfred E. HAVE<br />
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Schmitt, Rüdiger. HAVE<br />
1996. Some Remarks on Armenian nēr ‘sister-in-law, ‘brother’s wife’. Annual of<br />
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Winter, Werner. HAVE<br />
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Winter, Werner. HAVE<br />
1966. Traces of Early Dialectal Diversity in Old Armenian. In Ancient Indo-European<br />
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MODERN<br />
Diniz, Beatriz. HAVE<br />
1977. Os Termos do Parentesco em Armênio. São Paulo: Universidade de São Paulo,<br />
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Mahé, Jean-Pierre. HAVE<br />
1984. Structures sociales et vocabulaire de la parenté et de la collectivité en arménien<br />
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Platz, Stephanie. HAVE<br />
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Wallis, Wilson D. HAVE<br />
1923. Some Phases of Armenian Social Life. American Anthropologist 25 (4): 582-584.<br />
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BALTIC<br />
GENERAL<br />
Bērtulis, R.<br />
1987. Vārda formas un nozĩmes savstarpējās attiecības (Latv. mate: liet. mótė). In<br />
Latviešu valodas kontaktu pētījumi. PP. 29-62. Rīga: Zinātne.<br />
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE<br />
1934-1935. Lit. ÚOŠVIS, Lett. UÔSVIS ‘Suocero’. Studi Baltici 4 : 57-62. [Baltic terms<br />
for ‘wife’s father’.]<br />
Fränkel, Ernst.<br />
1923. Zur Verstümmelung, bzw Unterdrückung funktionsschwacher oder funktionsarmer<br />
Elemente in den baltoslavischen Sprachen. Indogermanische Forschungen 41: 393-421.<br />
[P. 401-402: shortened forms of Baltic kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE<br />
1934. Zur Vermischung der -o- und -u- Stämme im Baltischen. Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 61: 270-276. [Pp. 271-274: vocative and shortened<br />
forms of kin terms.]<br />
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE<br />
1936-1937. Alcuni problemi di grammatical e di vocabolario Lituani. 2. Intorno ai nomi<br />
di parentela baltici. Studi Baltici 6: 110-116.<br />
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE<br />
1949. Undeutungen von Flexionformen und eventuelle Entstehung neuer Paradigmen in<br />
den indogermanischen Sprachen. 2. Lit. (j)eras “Lamm,” lett. jęrs, preuss. eristian usw.<br />
Indogermanische Forschungen 59: 306-309. [P. 308-309: on ietere, ietala vs. vietere,<br />
vietala in Latvian and gente vs. jente ‘husband’s brother’s wife’ in Lithuanian.]<br />
Fränkel, Ernst.
1950. Die Baltischen Sprachen. Ihre Beziehung zur Einander und zu den<br />
Indogermanischen Schwesteridiomen als Einführung in die Baltische Sprachwissenschaft.<br />
Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [Pp. 44-48: kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Gagliano, Maria T. A.<br />
1992. Le isoglosse lessicali lituano-prussiane. Indogermanische Forschungen 97: 145-<br />
174. [Pp. 162-163: terms for son.] HAVE<br />
Rosinas, Albertas. HAVE<br />
2000. Dél baltų *pat(is), *pat(n)ī pirminės reikšmės ir gramatinio statusu. Baltistica 35<br />
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LATVIAN<br />
Beldavs, Aija V.<br />
1977. Goddesses in a Man’s World: Latvian Matricentricity in Culture and Spheres of<br />
Influence in Society. Journal of Baltic <strong>Studies</strong> 8 (2): 105-129.<br />
Blesse, Ernst.<br />
1958. Lettische Etymologien. 1. Einige Bildungen von der Pronominalwurzel *s(w)-.<br />
Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 75: 91-115.<br />
Hauzenberga-Šturma, Edite. HAVE<br />
1960. Lett lĩgava, laudava ‘(künstige) junge Ehefrau > Verlobte, Braut. In In Honorem<br />
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Hinze, F.<br />
1985. Zwei deutsche Lehnworter im Baltischen. Baltistica 21 (1) : 33-36. [On meita<br />
‘daughter’.]<br />
Ivanov, Viach, Vs. HAVE<br />
1974. Iz etimologicheskih nabliudenii nad baltiiskoi leksikoi. 1. Latysh. mãsa “sestra” i<br />
indoevropeiskie nazvaiia sestry. Zeitschrift für Slawistik 19: 190-195.<br />
Jēgers, B.<br />
1956-1957. Baltische Etymologien. 6. Lett. mētruoties. Commentationes Balticae 4-5:<br />
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mother.]<br />
Plakans, Andrejs.<br />
1992. Family Dynamics in the Eastern Baltic Littoral, 1500-1800. In Les Modèles<br />
Familiaux en Europe aux XVIe-XVIIIe Siècles, edited by Cezary Kuklo. Pp. 81-94.<br />
Bialystok, Poland: Podlaska.<br />
Plakans, Andrejs, and Charles Wetherell.<br />
1988. The <strong>Kinship</strong> Domain in an East European Peasant Community: Pinkenhof, 1833-<br />
1850. American Historical Review 93: 359-386.<br />
Plakans, Andrejs, and Charles Wetherell.<br />
1992. Family and Economy in an Early Nineteenth-Century Baltic Serf Estate. Continuity<br />
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Plakans, Andrejs, and Charles Wetherell. HAVE
2000. Patrilines, Surnames, and Family Identity: A Case Study From the Russian Baltic<br />
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2001. Choix des noms et construction de l’identité familiale. L’émancipation des serfs<br />
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Rekena, A. S.<br />
1977. Nazvaniia rodstva v nekotorykh iuzhnykh govorakh verkhnelatyshckogo dialekta.<br />
In Kontakty latyshskogo iazyka. S. 169-191. Riga: Zinatne. [Includes an English<br />
summary (pp. 190-191).]<br />
Rūke-Dravina, Velta.<br />
1953. Zur Konsonantenerweichung bei Diminutiven im Lettischen. Commentationes<br />
Balticae 1: 141-165. [Diminutive kin terms māšuks ‘sister’, dēluks ‘son’, brāluks<br />
‘brother’ passim.]<br />
Svabe, Arveds.<br />
1953. Mantojuma Tiesibas [Inheritance Rights]. In Latviesu Tautas Dziesmas [Latvian<br />
Folksongs]. Vol. 2, edited by Arveds Svabe, K. Straubergs, and E. Hauzenberga-Sturma.<br />
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Terent’eva, L. N.<br />
1984. The Latvian Peasant Family. In <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage in the Sovier Union, edited<br />
by Tamara Dragadze. Pp. 130-168. London: Routledge.<br />
Upelnieks, Kr.<br />
1938. Uzvardu dosana Vidzemes un Kurzemes zemniekiem [The Giving of Surnames to<br />
the Peasants of Livland and Kurland]. Riga, Latvija: Tieslietu Ministrija.<br />
Wetherell, Charles, Andrejs Plakans, and Barry Wellman.<br />
1994. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Community in an Eastern European Peasant Estate. Journal of<br />
Interdisciplinary History 15: 639–663.<br />
LITHUANIAN<br />
Bartoli, Matteo.<br />
1933. Il carattere conservativo dei linguaggi baltici. Studi Baltici 3:1-26. [P. 9: on Lith<br />
šešuras ‘husband’s father’ in the IE perspective.] HAVE<br />
Bezzenberger, Adalbert. HAVE<br />
1878. Ueber das litausche Wort brólis. Altpreussische Monatsschrift 15: 282-288.<br />
Buivydienė, Rūta.<br />
1986. Lie. strùjus. Baltistica 22 (2): 13-20. (in Lithuanian; summary in Russian)<br />
[“Grandfather’.]<br />
Būga, K.<br />
1921. Priėsagos -ūnas ir dvibalsio uo kilmė. Lietuvos Mokykla 4. [P. 424: on láigonas<br />
‘wife’s brother’.]<br />
Būga, K.
1922. Kalba ir Senovė. Kaunas: Švietimo Ministerijos Leidinys. [Pp. 213-214: on jente<br />
‘husband’s brother’s wife’; 166: svainis ‘wife’s sister’s husband’, laig(u)onas ‘wife’s<br />
brother’; 296: uosvis ‘wife’s father’, etc.]<br />
Buivydienė, Rūta.<br />
1986. Del vieno giministes pavadinimo. Jaunuju filologu darbat 2: 220-225.<br />
Buivydienė, Rūta.<br />
1987. Lie. móša. Baltistica 23 (1): 13-20. (in Lithuanian) [‘Older sister’.]<br />
Buivydienė, Rūta.<br />
1990. Iš lietuviu kalbos giminystes pavadinimu istorijos. Baltistica 26 (2): 144-161.<br />
Buivydienė, Rūta.<br />
1997. Lietuviu kalbos vedybu giminystes pavadinimai. Vilnius: Mokslo ir enciklopediju<br />
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Review: Kabašinskaitė 1999.<br />
Endzelin, J.<br />
1924. Baltische Beiträge. In Streitberg Festgabe. Leipzig: Markert & Petters. [P. 42: on<br />
the ending of Lith brolis ‘brother’.] HAVE<br />
Endzelin, J.<br />
1933. Review of Lautgesetz und Analogie von Edouard Hermann. Filologu Biedrības<br />
Raksti 13: 178-183. [Pp. 180-181: on Lith dieveris ‘husband’s brother’ as contaminated<br />
by the word for God.] HAVE<br />
Fränkel, Ernst.<br />
1940. Review of Gramatyka historyczna języka lacińskiego. Część I. Opracowali Jan<br />
Otrębski i Jan Safarewicz. Filologu biedrības raksti 20: 243-247. Riga. [Pp. 246-247: on<br />
the origin of ie in Lith dieveris ‘husband’s brother’ from contamination.] HAVE<br />
Fränkel, Ernst.<br />
1949. 2. Lit. (j)ė ras “Lamm,” lett. je res, preusss. eristian. Indogermanische<br />
Forschungen 59: 306-309. [P. 309: Lith gentė = jente as a new feminine of gentìs<br />
‘kinsman’.]<br />
Hendriksen, Hans. HAVE<br />
1938. Etymologien. 3. Lit. kišu, kìšti. Indogermanische Forschungen 56: 24-27. [On<br />
assimilations like Lith *sešuras > šešuras ‘husband’s father’.]<br />
Hermann, Eduard. HAVE<br />
1937. Litauisch motė. Indogermanische Forschungen 55: 129-130.<br />
Karaciejus, Jouzas.<br />
1986. Dėl lietuvių kalbos vedybinės giminystės termino vesti(s) „imti už žmoną“ kilmės<br />
ir vartosenos. Lietuvos TSR Mokslu Akademijos Darbai, Serija A, T. 2 (95): 113-117.<br />
[“On the origin and the usage of the Lithuanian conjugal kinship term vesti(s) ‘take a<br />
wife.’” Summary in Russian.]<br />
Karaliūnas, Simas. HAVE<br />
1999. Dviejų retų žodžių etymologijos. 2. švašvà. Baltistica 34 (1): 86-88. [Dial. term for<br />
‘daughter, sister’.]
Klingenschmitt, Gert.<br />
2004. Lit. uošvis. Baltistica<br />
Mezger, Fritz. HAVE<br />
1965. Lit. gentáinis “Verwandter” aksl. prŭvěnĭcĭ “der Erstgeborene.” Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 79: 46-47.<br />
Saballauskas, A.<br />
1966. Giministes terminal. Lietuviu Kalbos Leksikos Raida. Pp. 7-143. Vilnius.<br />
Salys, A. HAVE<br />
1937. Mūsu gentivardžiai. Gimtoji Kalba 5 (2): 20-24. Kaunas.<br />
Saussure, Ferdinand de.<br />
1896. Accentuation lituanienne. Indogermanische Forschungen 6 (Anzeiger): 157-166.<br />
[Pp. 162-165: on kin terms dukte and sunus in the IE context.]<br />
Reprinted in: Recueil des Publications Scientifiques de Ferdinand de Saussure. Pp. 526-<br />
538. Genéve: Société Anonyme des Éditions Sonor, 1922. HAVE<br />
Scheftelowitz, J.<br />
1929. Die verbalen und nominalen sk und sk-Stämme im Baltisch-Slavischen und<br />
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on Lith mósza ‘husband’s sister’.] HAVE<br />
Schulze, Wilhelm.<br />
1932. Zum griechischen Dual. In Symbolae Philologicae O. A. Danielson Octogenerio<br />
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Smoczyński, Wojciech.<br />
1997. Il ruolo della lingua lituana per la linguistica indoeuropea. Ponto-Baltica 7: 53-82.<br />
Reprinted in: Język Litewski w Perspektywie Porównawczej, by Wojciech Smoczyński.<br />
Pp. 179-208. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Universitetu Jagellońskiego, 2001. [Pp. 194-195:<br />
on dukte and sesuo in detail.] HAVE<br />
Smoczyński, Wojciech. HAVE<br />
2001. Komentarz laryngalistyczny do wybranych formacji litewsjkich. In Język Litewski<br />
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metathesis.]<br />
Sommer, Ferdinand. HAVE<br />
1924. Der litauische Vokativ brołaũ und Verwandtes. Indogermanische Forschungen 42:<br />
323-326.<br />
Stang, Chr. S.<br />
1956. Besprechung: Fraenkel, Ernst. Litauisches Etymologisches Wörterbuch. Die Welt<br />
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Streitberg, Wilhelm.<br />
1892. Der Genetiv Pluralis und die baltisch-slavischen Auslautgesetz. III. Zweifelhafte
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Žukaite-Buivydiene, Rūta.<br />
1987. Giminystes pavadinimai leksikograficos praktikos aspektu. Lietuviu kalbotyros<br />
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OLD PRUSSIAN<br />
Benveniste, Émile.<br />
1932. Notes d’etymologie prussienne. Studi Baltici 2: 78-83. [P. 81: formation of words<br />
for father- and son-in-law.]<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1992. Old Prussian brāti, brote; duckti. In Colloquium Pruthenicum Primum: Papers<br />
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Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1996. The Nominative Singular of r-Stems. Baltistica 31 (2): 139-140. [A reply to<br />
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Mańczak, Witold. HAVE<br />
1993. Ancien prussien brote, brāti, duckti. Baltistica 28 (2): 55-63.<br />
Schmalstieg, William R.<br />
1974. An Old Prussian Grammar: The Phonology and Morphology of the Three<br />
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Witczak, Krzysztof T. HAVE<br />
2004. Old Prussian moazo ‘mother’s sister’, mosuco ‘weasel’ and Related Words.<br />
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CELTIBERIAN<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1996. Celtiberian Tuateres, Tuateros ‘Daughter’. Veleia: Revista de Prehistoria, Historia<br />
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CELTIC<br />
ANCIENT<br />
GENERAL<br />
Ahlqvist, Anders.<br />
1980. Varia III. Old Irish bé, ben ‘woman’. Ériu 31: 156-163.<br />
Baumgarten, Rolf.<br />
1985. The <strong>Kinship</strong> Metaphors in ‘Bechbretha’ and ‘Coibnes Usci Thairidne.’ Peritia:<br />
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Bernardo Stempel, Patrizia de.
1991. Archaisch Irisch maccu als morphologisches Relikt. Historische Sprachforschung<br />
104 (2): 205-223.<br />
Binchy, D. A. HAVE<br />
1943. The Linguistic and Historical Value of the Irish Law Tracts. Proceedings of the<br />
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Blažek, Václav. HAVE<br />
2007. Late Brythonic *uohid 0 ‘daughter-in-law.’ Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie 55<br />
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Campanile, Enrico. HAVE<br />
1974. Un archaismo morfologico del celtico. Incontri Linguistici 51-54. [Includes Celtic<br />
terms for son-in-law allegedly derived from the word for ‘client’, with further<br />
etymological (vrddhi) connection to IE forms for house.]<br />
Campanile, Enrico. HAVE<br />
1976-1977. Sulla preistoria di bé e ben in irlandese antico. Incontri Linguistici 3 (1): 21-<br />
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Cathasaigh, Tomás Ó.<br />
1986. The Sister’s Son in Early Irish Literature. Peritia 5 (5): 128-160.<br />
Charles-Edwards, Thomas M. HAVE<br />
1971. Some Celtic <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Bulletin of the Board of Celtic <strong>Studies</strong> 24 (2): 105-<br />
122.<br />
Charles-Edwards, Thomas M. HAVE<br />
1972. <strong>Kinship</strong>, Status and the Origins of the Hide. Past and Present 56: 3-33.<br />
Charles-Edwards, Thomas M. HAVE<br />
1974. Nei, keifn, and kefynderw. Bulletin of the Board of Celtic <strong>Studies</strong> 25: 386-388.<br />
Charles-Edwards, Thomas M.<br />
1993. Early Irish and Welsh <strong>Kinship</strong>. Oxford: Clarendon Press and New York: Oxford<br />
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Cólera, Carlos J. HAVE<br />
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Crumley, Carole L.<br />
1974. Celtic Social Structure: The Generation of Archaeologically Testable Hypotheses<br />
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1986. Inailt ‘Foster-Sister, Fosterling’. Celtica 18: 185-191.<br />
Foy, Willy.<br />
1896. Die indogermanischen s-Laute (s und z) im Keltischen. Indogermanische<br />
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Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1975. *dhugHtēr in Irish. Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 33: 39-40. [On<br />
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Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1987. Miscellanea. Welsh hogyn, hogen. Indogermanische Forschungen 100: 123.<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1990. Varia. XLIII. Istres MATPON. Études Celtiques 27: 181-182. [Epigraphic<br />
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Holmer, N.<br />
1955. Some Old Irish forms. 3. nathar, sethar, etc. Ériu 17: 109-111. [On the origin of<br />
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Huld, Martin E.<br />
1981. Cu Chulainn and His IE Kin. Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie 38: 238-241. [On<br />
OIr fiur in the meaning ‘woman’s brother’s daughter’ in the context of the Omaha<br />
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Jasanoff, Jay H. HAVE<br />
1989. Old Irish bé ‘woman’. Ériu 40: 135-141.<br />
Jenkins, Gwyn M. HAVE<br />
1958. DAW : DOFION. Bulletin of the Board of Celtic <strong>Studies</strong> 17: 252-258. [The Welsh<br />
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Lambert, Pierre-Yves.<br />
1994. La Langue Gauloise: Description Linguistique, Commentaire d’Inscriptions<br />
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Lane, George S. HAVE<br />
1932. Celtic Notes. 7. Irish nuachar, snuachar. Language 8 (4): 297-298. [On the term<br />
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Lejeune, Michel.<br />
1985. Texts gaulois et gallo-romans en cursive latine. 3. Le plomb du Larzac. Études<br />
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Lewis, Hubert.<br />
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Leyton, Elliott H.<br />
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COMPARATIVE<br />
Bjerke, Robert.<br />
1967. A Contrastive Study of Old German and Old Norwegian <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation. University of Wisconsin – Madison.<br />
Bjerke, Robert.<br />
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WEST<br />
ENGLISH<br />
ANCIENT<br />
<strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
White, Stephen D.<br />
2005. Re-Thinking <strong>Kinship</strong> and Feudalism in Early Medieval Europe. Aldershot: Ashgate<br />
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GENERAL<br />
Abbott, Wilbur C.<br />
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Bäck, Hilding.<br />
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Bajema, Ingeborg M. HAVE<br />
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Bartelt, Guillermo. HAVE<br />
1996. A Note on Old English <strong>Kinship</strong> Semantics. Journal of English Linguistics 24 (2):<br />
116-122.<br />
Bayer, Ludwig der.<br />
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Cessford, Craig. HAVE<br />
1996. Exogamous Marriages between Anglo-Saxons and Britons in Seventh Century<br />
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1935. A History of the Anglo-Saxons. London: Oxford University Press. [Supports the<br />
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Lancaster, Lorraine. HAVE<br />
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Logarbo, Mona L.<br />
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Maitland, Frederic W.<br />
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Mezger, Fritz.<br />
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Sellers, William E.<br />
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Storch, Theodor.
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MEDIEVAL and EARLY MODERN<br />
Bowdon, Lynne.<br />
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Homans, George C.<br />
1941. English Villagers of the Thirteenth Century. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.<br />
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Reviews: Stephenson 1941; Powicke 1942; Wilkinson 1943; Postan 1945.<br />
Houston, R. A.<br />
1983. Marriage Formation and Domestic Industry: Occupational Endogamy in<br />
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Ingram, Martin.<br />
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James, Mervyn.<br />
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2002. The Making of the Modern World: Visions from the West and East. London:<br />
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Smith, Richard M.<br />
1979. Kin and Neighbors in a Thirteenth-Century Suffolk Community. Journal of Family<br />
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Voltmer, Bruno.<br />
1911. Die Mitterlenglische Terminologie der Ritterlichen Verwandtschafts- und<br />
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<strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
Wohl, Anthony S. (ed.)<br />
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Allan, Graham.<br />
1996. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Friendship in Modern Britain. Oxford: Oxford University Press.<br />
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Finch, Janet, and J. Mason.<br />
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Finch, Janet, and J. Mason.<br />
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GENERAL<br />
Barth, Dieter.<br />
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1965. Caste Isoglosses in <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Anthropological Linguistics 7 (3): 59-66.<br />
Saksena, Baburam. HAVE<br />
1926. The Names of Relatives in Modern Indo-Aryan Languages. Proceedings and<br />
Transactions of the All-India Oriental Conference 4 (2): 475-514.<br />
Scheffler, Harold W.<br />
1980. Kin Classification and Social Structure in North India. Contributions to Indian<br />
Sociology 14 (2): 131-168.<br />
Skoda, Uwe.<br />
2004. Wahlverwandtschaften. Zur Verbindung von Politik und Verwandtschaft im<br />
indischen Wahlkampf. Südasien Informationen 6: 1-22.<br />
Strümpell, Christian.<br />
2000. <strong>Kinship</strong> in Western Uttar Pradesh: A Re-Interpretation of Sylvia Vatuk’s Model of<br />
North Indian <strong>Kinship</strong>. Journal of Social Sciences 4 (4): 295-304.<br />
Trautmann, Thomas R.<br />
1973. Consanguineous Marriage in Pali Literature. Journal of the American Oriental<br />
Society 93: 158-180.<br />
Vatuk, Sylvia. HAVE<br />
1969. Reference, Address and Fictive <strong>Kinship</strong> in Urban North India. Ethnology 8<br />
Vatuk, Sylvia.<br />
1972. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Urbanization: White Collar Migrants in North India. Berkeley:<br />
University of California Press.<br />
Reviews: Madan 1973; Parry 1973; Löffler 1974; Goldstein 1975; Leaf 1975; Eichinger<br />
Ferro-Luzzi 1976.<br />
Vatuk, Sylvia.<br />
1975. Gifts and Affines in North India. Contributions to Indian Sociology 9 (2): 155-196.<br />
Vatuk, Sylvia.<br />
1982. Forms of Address in the North Indian Family: An Exploration of the Cultural<br />
Meaning of Kin Terms. In Concepts of Person: <strong>Kinship</strong>, Caste, and Marriage in India,<br />
edited by Ákos Östör, Lina Fruzzetti, and Steve Barnett. Pp. 56-98. Cambridge, MA:<br />
Harvard University Press.<br />
Wadley, Susan S.<br />
1976. Brothers, Husbands and Sometimes Sons: Kinsmen in North Indian Ritual.<br />
Eastern Anthropologist 29 (2): 149-170.<br />
REGIONAL<br />
Stern, Henri.<br />
1973. Le pouvoir dans l’Inde traditionnelle: Territoire, caste et parenté. Approche<br />
théorique et étude régionale (Rajasthan). L’Homme 13 (1-2): 50-70.
Trivedi, H. R. HAVE<br />
1954. Some Aspects of <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology among the Mers of Saurashtra. Journal of<br />
the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda 3 (1): 157-168. [Gujarati, Hindi, Marwari<br />
languages.]<br />
Review: Mencher 1962.<br />
SPECIFIC<br />
<strong>INDO</strong>-ARYAN<br />
COMPARATIVE<br />
Arora, Harbir K., and Karumuri V. Subbarao.<br />
2004. Syntactic Change and Converegence: The Case of Non-Nominative Subjects in<br />
Dakkhini and Konkani. In Nonnominative Subjects, edited by Peri Bhaskararao and K. V.<br />
Subbarao. Pp. 25-45. John Benjamins. [Pp. 37-38: kinship possession.]<br />
Keiser, R. Lincoln. HAVE<br />
1971. Social Structure and Social Control in Two Afghan Mountain Societies. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation, University of Rochester. [Dardic-speaking Sum/Pashayi and Nuristanispeaking<br />
Kom/Kamviri.]<br />
CENTRAL ZONE<br />
BHIL<br />
BHILI<br />
Bose, Delip K.<br />
1988. Bhil Marriage: Rules and Irregularities. In Marriage in India: Tribes, Muslims, and<br />
Anglo-Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 283-289. Calcutta:<br />
Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
Dasgupta, Samira.<br />
1988. Bride-Price and Social Problems: A Case of the Bhil. In Marriage in India: Tribes,<br />
Muslims, and Anglo-Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 279-<br />
282. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
Doshi, J. K.<br />
1969. Social Structure and Cultural Change in a Bhil Village. Delhi: New Heights.<br />
Konrad, Paul.<br />
1939. Zur Ethnographie der Bhils. Anthropos 34: 23-117. [Pp. 59-68: family and<br />
marriage.]<br />
Koppers, Wilhelm.<br />
1948. Die Bhil in Zentralindien. Horn-Wien: Ferdinand Berger. [Pp. 109-141: kinship,<br />
clanship, marriage, exogamy.]<br />
Reviews: Eberhard 1949; Spencer D. 1949; Capell 1950.<br />
Naik, Thakorlal B.<br />
1957. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms in the Bhils of Malwa. Bulletin of the Tribal Research Institute<br />
1(1): 4-7.
Naik, Thakorlal B.<br />
1970. The Bhils: A Study. Delhi: Bharatiya Adimjati Sevak Sangh. [Pp. 58-61: kin<br />
terminology.]<br />
Sengupta, Sadhan.<br />
1988. Some Salient Features of Bhil Marriage in a Southern Rajasthan Village. In<br />
Marriage in India: Tribes, Muslims, and Anglo-Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J.<br />
Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 225-234. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
Shah, P. G.<br />
1959. Naikas – Naikdas: A Gujarat Tribe. Bombay: Gujarat Research Society. [Dialect of<br />
Bhili; Pp. 50-51: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
Shashi, S. S.<br />
1994. Social Structure and Marriage among the Bhils. In Encyclopedia of Indian Tribes.<br />
Vol. 10. Tribal Cultures, Customs and Affinities: A Cross-Regional Anthology, edited by<br />
S. S. Shashi. Pp. 30-49. New Delhi: Anmol.<br />
Singh, Bageshwar.<br />
1988. The Marriage among the Bhil of Pratapgarh. In Marriage in India: Tribes,<br />
Muslims, and Anglo-Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 221-<br />
224. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
BHILALI (BHILALA)<br />
Haekel, Josef. HAVE<br />
1963. Some Aspects of the Social Life of the Bhilala in Central India. Ethnology 2 (2):<br />
190-206.<br />
Sinha, R. K.<br />
1995. The Bhilala of Malwa. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India. [Pp. 67-69: kin<br />
terminology.] HAVE<br />
DHODIA<br />
Sarkar, Amitabha.<br />
1988. Changing pattern of Marriage Practices among the Dhodia. In Marriage in India:<br />
Tribes, Muslims, and Anglo-Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda.<br />
Pp. 261-264. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
RAJPUT GARASIA (GRASIA, DUNGRI)<br />
Dave, P. C.<br />
1960. The Grasias, also called Dungri Grasias (A Scheduled Tribe in Bombay and<br />
Rajastan States). Delhi: Bharatiya Adimjati Sevar. [Pp. 24-25: kin terminology.<br />
Incomplete.] HAVE<br />
Kundu, Nityananda.<br />
1988. Garasia Mode of Acquiring a Mate. In Marriage in India: Tribes, Muslims, and<br />
Anglo-Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 177-182. Calcutta:<br />
Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
GUJARATI<br />
GUJARATI
Karve, Irawati. HAVE<br />
1943-1944. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology and <strong>Kinship</strong> Usages in Gujarāt and Kathiāwād. Deccan<br />
College Research Institute 4: 208-226.<br />
Michaelson, Maureen.<br />
1983. Caste, <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage: A Study of Two Gujarati Trading Castes in England.<br />
Ph.D. dissertation. London: School of Oriental and African <strong>Studies</strong>.<br />
Pocock, David F.<br />
1972. Kanbi and Patidar: A Study of the Patidar Community of Gujarat. Oxford:<br />
Clarendon Press. [Pp. 94-125: “The Language and Behaviour of Kin and Affines”; 126-<br />
152: ”Marriage Circles”; 164-171: “The Terminology of <strong>Kinship</strong>.”]<br />
Reviews: Das 1973; Hayley 1975.<br />
Shah, A. M.<br />
1977. Lineage Structure and Change in a Gujarat Village. In Dimensions of Social<br />
Change in India, edited by M. N. Srinivas, S. Seshaiah and V. S. Parthasarthy. Bombay:<br />
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Shashi, S. S.<br />
1994. The Gujjar Nomads of Northern Highlands: A Sociological Study. In Encyclopedia<br />
of Indian Tribes. Vol. 6. Himachal Pradesh and Northern Highlands, edited by S. S.<br />
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Steed, Gitel P.<br />
1970. Caste and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Rural Gujarat: The Social Use of Space. Ph.D. dissertation.<br />
Columbia University.<br />
Veen, Klaas van der.<br />
1969. Huwelijk en Hiërarchie bij de Anavil Brahman van Zuid Gujarat. Sociale<br />
Verandering en Ideologische Continuïteit in de Indiase Kastensamenleving. Amsterdam:<br />
Afd. Zuid- en Zuidoost-Azië, Anthropologisch-Sociologisch Centrum, Universiteit van<br />
Amsterdam.<br />
Veen, Klaas van der.<br />
1972. I Give Thee My Daughter: A Study of Marriage and Hierarchy among the Anavil<br />
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Gorcum. [English translation of van der Veen 1969.]<br />
Reviews: Sharma 1973; Bouez 1974; Ramu 1974; Opler 1975.<br />
KACHI KOLI (MAHADEV KOLI)<br />
Ghurye, G. S.<br />
1963. The Mahadev Kolis. Bombay: Popular Prakashan. [Pp. 184-189: kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Srinivasa Varma, G.<br />
1970. Vaagri Boli: An Indo-Aryan Language. Annamalainagr: Annamalai University<br />
Press. [Dialect of Kachi Koli; pp. 34-75: “Noun” (kin terms passim).]<br />
Werth, Lucas.
1996a. Von Göttinnen und Ihren Menschen. Die Vagri, Vaganten Südindiens. Berlin: Das<br />
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kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Parkin 1997b; Schmid 1998.<br />
Werth, Lukas.<br />
1996b. Weiblichkeit und Göttin: Die kulturelle Konstruktion des Geschlechts in Indien<br />
und bei den Vagri. In Kulturen und Innovationen: Festschrift für Wolfgang Rudolph,<br />
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SAURASHTRA<br />
Učida, Norihiko.<br />
1996. Verwandtschaftsnamen der Saurashtra-Sprache. In Nanavidhaikata: Festschrift für<br />
Hermann Berger, edited by Dieter B. Kapp. Pp. 271-291. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.<br />
RAJASTHANI<br />
BANJARA (LAMBADI, SUGALI)<br />
Deogaonkar, S. G., and Shailaja S. Deogaonkar.<br />
1992. The Banjara. New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company. [Pp. 17-19: clans; 109:<br />
kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Naidu, T. S.<br />
1988. Cultural Influences on the Age at Marriage among Chenchu and Sugali Tribes of<br />
Andhra Pradesh. In Marriage in India: Tribes, Muslims, and Anglo-Indians, edited by B.<br />
B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 265-272. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of<br />
India. [Cross-listed in DRAVIDIAN.]<br />
Naik, Sarveswara V. HAVE<br />
1975. A Note on Banjara (Sugali or Lambadi) <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Vanya Jati 23 (1): 23-25.<br />
GADE LOHAR (GADULIYA LOHAR)<br />
Ruhela, Satya P.<br />
1968. The Gaduliya Lohars of Rajastan. A Study in the Sociology of Nomadism. New<br />
Delhi: Impex India. [Pp. 27-40: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
GUJARI<br />
Verma, V.<br />
1999. Ban-Gujars: A Nomadic Tribe in Himachal Pradesh. Delhi: B. R. Publishing<br />
Corporation. [Pp. 84-85: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
MALVI<br />
Bhattacharya, Shefali.<br />
1974. Malvi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Indian Literature 35: 119-128.<br />
Budilová, Lenka, and Marek Jakoubek.<br />
ROMANI
2005. Ritual Impurity and <strong>Kinship</strong> in a Gypsy “osada” in Eastern Slovakia. Romani<br />
<strong>Studies</strong> 15 (1): 1-29.<br />
Cohn, W.<br />
1972. Mariage chez les Rom nord-américains: Quelques consequences du prix de la<br />
mariée. Études Tsiganes 2 (3): 4-11.<br />
Fraser, Angus.<br />
1992. The Gypsies. Oxford: Blackwell. [Pp. 239-242: kinship, marriage and bride-price.]<br />
Jakoubek, Marek, and Lenka Budilová.<br />
2006. <strong>Kinship</strong>, Social Organization and Genealogical Manipulations in Gypsy “osadas”<br />
in Eastern Slovakia. Romani <strong>Studies</strong> 16 (1): 63-82.<br />
Kostić, Svetislav.<br />
1996. Původ romských příbuzenských termínů. Romano Džaniben 1-2: 83-87.<br />
Kostić, Svetislav.<br />
1997. Structure and Origin of the <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology in Roma’s Language. Asian and<br />
African <strong>Studies</strong> 6 (1): 9-20.<br />
Markotic, Vladimir. HAVE<br />
1970. North American Gypsy Terms: A Comment. American Anthropologist 72 (4): 847-<br />
848.<br />
Matras, Yaron.<br />
2002. Romani: A Linguistic Introduction. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [Pp.<br />
25-26: kin terms.]<br />
Nicolini, B.<br />
1969. Famiglia Zingara. Brescia: Morcelliana.<br />
Pamporov, Alexey.<br />
2007. Sold Like a Donkey? Bride-Price Among the Bulgarian Roma. Journal of the<br />
Royal Anthropological Institute 13: 471-476.<br />
Pamporov, Alexey. HAVE<br />
2008. The Regional and the Subgroup Features of the <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology of<br />
Roma/Gypsies in Bulgaria. Ethnologia Balkanica 12: 7995.<br />
Petrovski, Trajko.<br />
1986. Nekrvnoto srodstvo kaj Romite v SR Makedonija. Makedonski folklor 38: 177-182.<br />
Piasere, Leonardo. HAVE<br />
1980. Il sistema di parentela e il parentado cognatico dei Rom Xoraxané. L’Uomo 4 (1):<br />
49-84.<br />
Piasere, Leonardo.<br />
1982. La terminologie des parents consanguins chez deux groupes Rom. Études Tsiganes<br />
28 (2): 1-24.<br />
Stoyanovitch, K.<br />
1974. Les Tsiganes. Leur Ordre Social. Paris: Marcel Riviére.
Williams, Patrick.<br />
1985. L’organisation de deux communautés tsiganes. L’Homme 25: 121-140. [Includes<br />
discussion of kinship and marriage.]<br />
WESTERN HINDI<br />
HINDUSTANI<br />
HINDI<br />
Bhargava, Mira, and Joachim Lambek.<br />
1983. A Production Grammar for Hindi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Theoretical Linguistics 10 (2-3):<br />
227-245.<br />
Cohn, Bernard S.<br />
1955. The Changing Status of a Depressed Caste. In Village India: <strong>Studies</strong> in the Little<br />
Community, edited by McKim Marriott. Pp. 53-77. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.<br />
[Pp. 55-57: Camar kinship organization.]<br />
Ekka, William, and Ajit K. Danda.<br />
1980. The Nagesia of Chhattisgarh. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India. [Pp. 70-<br />
77: a Hindi kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
Jamous, <strong>Raymond</strong>.<br />
1991. La Relation Frère-Soeur. Parenté et Rites chez les Meo de l’Inde du Nord. Paris:<br />
Éditions de l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales.<br />
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Sibling Relationship. Translated from the French by Nora Scott. Oxford: Oxford<br />
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Jana, A. K. HAVE<br />
1990. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Social Organization of Koras of Bengal. Man and Life: A Journal of<br />
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Kapadia, Kanaiyalal M.<br />
1947. Hindu <strong>Kinship</strong>: An Important Chapter in Hindu Social History. Bombay: Popular<br />
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Leshnik, L. S.<br />
1966. A Village Community in Central India. Anthropos 61: 813-830. [Nimari, a Hindi<br />
dialect. Pp. 823-824: “The Family.”]<br />
Mayne, John D.<br />
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1887. Hindu Law in Madras. Law Quarterly Review 3: 446-459. [A critique of<br />
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Mehrotra, R. R. HAVE<br />
1977. Fluidity of <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms of Address in Hindi. Anthropological Linguistics 19 (3):<br />
123-125.<br />
Raheja, Gloria G.<br />
1985. <strong>Kinship</strong>, Caste, and Auspiciousness in Pahansu. Ph.D. dissertation. University of<br />
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Raheja, Gloria G., and Ann G. Gold.<br />
1994. Listen to the Heron’s Words: Re-imagining Gender and <strong>Kinship</strong> in North India.<br />
Berkeley: University of California Press.<br />
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1998. The ‘Hindu Joint Family’: Past and Present. In Changing Patterns of Family and<br />
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1959-1960. An Etymological Note on Hindi āp. In Dr. Siddheshwar Varma Volume,<br />
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Linguistic Circle of Delhi/M.L.J. Press. [A Hindi reflexive/honorific pronoun is<br />
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Turner, James.<br />
1975. A Formal Semantic Analysis of a Hindi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. Contributions to<br />
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Vatuk, Sylvia. HAVE<br />
1969.The Structural Analysis of the Hindi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. Contributions to Indian<br />
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EAST-CENTRAL ZONE<br />
CHATTISGARHI<br />
Elwin, Verrier.<br />
1939. The Baiga. London: John Murray. [Dialect of Chattisgarhi; pp. 527-529: kin<br />
terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: R. P. 1940; Mandelbaum 1942.<br />
DHANWAR
Kumar Jana, Ashok.<br />
1990. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Ways of Life: A Case Study among the Dhanwars of Sundargarh,<br />
Orissa. In Proceedings of the 77th Annual Session of the Indian Science Congress<br />
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University of Science and Technology.<br />
EASTERN ZONE<br />
BENGALI-ASSAMESE<br />
ASSAMESE<br />
Bezbaruah, Bandana. HAVE<br />
1993. <strong>Kinship</strong> System among the Mataks: Some Aspects. Bulletin of the Department of<br />
Anthropology, Dibrugarh University 20-21 (1991-92): 74-83.<br />
Bhattacharjee, Kishore, and Annada C. Bhabati.<br />
1996. <strong>Kinship</strong> of the Assamese: Symbols and Structures. In <strong>Kinship</strong> and Family in North-<br />
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Das, Gitali, and Bandana Barman. HAVE<br />
1999. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms and Their Inflection for Person in Assamese. In Languages of the<br />
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1969. A Comparative Study of Three <strong>Kinship</strong> Systems in Assam. In All India<br />
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BENGALI<br />
Aziz, K. M. Ashraful.<br />
1979. <strong>Kinship</strong> in Bangladesh. Dacca: International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease<br />
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Basu, D. N.<br />
1975. A Sociolinguistic Study of the Bangla <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Indian Linguistics 36: 217-<br />
226.<br />
Bhattacharya, Tanmoy. HAVE<br />
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Das, Sisir K.<br />
1968. Forms of Address and Terms of Reference in Bengali. Anthropological Linguistics<br />
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Fruzetti, Lina M.<br />
1982. The Gift of a Virgin: Women, Marriage, and Ritual in a Bengali Society. New<br />
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1976a. Seed and Earth: A Cultural Analysis of <strong>Kinship</strong> in a Bengali Town. Contributions<br />
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Guha, Abhijit.<br />
1989. Bengali <strong>Kinship</strong>: A Preliminary Enquiry into the Native Categories. Journal of the<br />
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Inden, Ronald, and Ralph W. Nicholas.<br />
1972. A Cultural Analysis of Bengali <strong>Kinship</strong>. In Prelude to Crisis: Bengal and Bengal<br />
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Inden, Ronald, and Ralph W. Nicholas.<br />
1977. <strong>Kinship</strong> in Bengali Culture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.<br />
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Klass, Morton.<br />
1966. Marriage Rules in Bengal. American Anthropologist 68 (4): 951-970.<br />
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1980. Dharma-Atmyo: Fictive Kin Relationship in Rural Bangladesh. Eastern<br />
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Sur, Atul K.<br />
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Tenhunen, Sirpa. HAVE<br />
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1980. Marriage and Rank in Bengali Culture. Journal of Asian <strong>Studies</strong> 39: 519-524.<br />
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1998. The Seeds in the Container: Metaphors of Conception and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Rural<br />
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CHAKMA<br />
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2002. Ethnographic Study of the Chakma of Tripura. Kolkata: Anthropological Survey of<br />
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HAJONG<br />
Das, B. K.<br />
1988. Marriage among the Hajongs. In Marriage in India: Tribes, Muslims, and Anglo-<br />
Indians, edited by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 172-176. Calcutta:<br />
Anthropological Survey of India.<br />
MAL PAHARIA<br />
Verma, Brind B. HAVE<br />
1960. Social Organization and Religion Among the Mal Pahariyas and the Kumarbhag of<br />
Santhal Parganas. Bulletin of the Bihar Tribal Research Institute 2 (2): 1-32. [Pp. 14-16:<br />
kin terms.]<br />
RAJBANSHI (RAJBANSI, RAJBANGSI)<br />
Mukherjee, Bhabananda. HAVE<br />
1962. Rajbanshi <strong>Kinship</strong> System. Bulletin of the Anthropological Survey of India 11 (1):<br />
47-56.<br />
Sanyal, Charu C.<br />
1965. Rajbansis of North Bengal. Calcutta: Asiatic Society. [Pp. 88-117: marriage rules;<br />
124-128: family; 128-133: kin terminology.]<br />
BIHARI<br />
BHOJPURI<br />
Rao, Rajendra K.<br />
1988. Demographic Aspects of Marriage among Four Subgroups of Telis in Vidarbha<br />
Region, Maharashtra. In Marriage in India: Tribes, Muslims, and Anglo-Indians, edited<br />
by B. B. Goswami, J. Sarkar, and D. Danda. Pp. 105-114. Calcutta: Anthropological<br />
Survey of India. [Dialect of Bhojpuri.]<br />
Upadhyaya, Hari S.<br />
1969. Patterns of Mother-Son Behavior in the Hindu Family as Depicted in the Bhojpuri<br />
Folksongs of India. Anthropologica 11 (2): 203-214.<br />
Upadhyaya, H. D.<br />
1971. Some Instances of Consanguineous Relationship Patterns in Hindu Joint Family, as<br />
depicted in Bhojpuri Folksongs. Asian Folklore <strong>Studies</strong> 31 (1): 133-141.<br />
ORAON SADRI (KOL)<br />
Griffiths, Walter G.<br />
1946. The Kol Tribe of Central India. Calcutta: Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal. [Pp.<br />
283-286: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
SADRI
Mukherjee, B., B. C. Roy Choudhury, and Deepali Ghosh.<br />
1973. The Chero of Palamau. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India. [Pp. 60-63: kin<br />
terminology and behavior.] HAVE<br />
BUXA (BUKSA)<br />
Hasan, Amir.<br />
1979. The Buxas of the Tarai (A Study of their Socio-Economic Disintegration). Delhi: B.<br />
R. Publishing Corporation. [Pp. 60-65: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
ORIYA<br />
Behura, N. K.<br />
2005. Tribe, Caste and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Orissa. In Tribal Situation in India, edited by Deepak<br />
K. Behera and Georg Pfeffer. Pp. 185-197. New Delhi: Concept Publishing.<br />
Chowdhury, Bakula C.<br />
2010. <strong>Kinship</strong> System of Oriya Castes in Coastal Orissa. Bhubaneswar: Bakul Chandra<br />
Chowdhury.<br />
Rao, Raghava D. V. HAVE<br />
1968. Domb <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Man in India 48 (2): 115-123. [Kupia, or Valmiki.]<br />
Roy, Sarat C.<br />
1935. The Hill Bhũiyās of Ōrissā, with comparative notes on the Plains Bhũiyās. Ranchi:<br />
Man in India Office. [Pp. 134-148: Oriya kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Murdock 1936; Richards 1936.<br />
Skoda, Uwe.<br />
2000. The <strong>Kinship</strong> System of the Aghria. Journal of Social Sciences 4 (4): 277-293.<br />
Skoda, Uwe. HAVE<br />
2004. Ritual Friendship in a Converging Tribal and Caste Society. Journal of Social<br />
Sciences 8 (2): 167-177. [Ritual kinship.]<br />
Skoda, Uwe.<br />
2005. The Aghria: A Peasant Caste on a Tribal Frontier. New Delhi: Manohar.<br />
Review: Parkin R. 2007.<br />
Skoda, Uwe. HAVE<br />
2007. The <strong>Kinship</strong> System of the Aghria: A Case Study of Peasants in Middle India.<br />
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 13: 679-701.<br />
THARU<br />
Gurung, Ganesh M., and Tove C. Kittelsen. HAVE<br />
1996. Kurma, kola, and kuri as Community Concepts: Patrilineages, Deities, and Inside-<br />
Outside Dichotomy among the Rana Tharus. Occasional Papers in Sociology and<br />
Anthropology 5: 78-93.<br />
Krausskopf, Gisèle.
1990. Les Tharu et le royaume hindou de Dang (Népal). Souveraineté divine et endogamie<br />
ethnique. L’Homme 30: 30-54.<br />
McDonaugh, C.<br />
2000. Spirit, Substance, Vehicle: <strong>Kinship</strong> and Cosmology among the Dangaura Tharu,<br />
Nepal. Social Anthropology 8 (1): 19-32.<br />
Srivastava, S. K.<br />
1958. The Tharus: A Study of Culture Dynamics. Agra: Agra University Press. [Pp. 91-<br />
96: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Nimkoff 1959; Smith M. 1959<br />
NORTHERN ZONE<br />
CENTRAL PAHARI<br />
KUMAONI (KUMAUNI)<br />
Bawa, Manjeet.<br />
1967. Role Analysis of Fictive <strong>Kinship</strong> in a Kumaoni Society. Anthropos 62: 898-906.<br />
Sharma, D. D. HAVE<br />
1985. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms of Reference in Kumauni (A Socio-Linguistic Appraisal).<br />
International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics 14 (1): 160-175.<br />
EASTERN PAHARI<br />
NEPALESE (EASTERN PAHARI)<br />
Burghart, Richard.<br />
1975. The Role of <strong>Kinship</strong> in the Formation of Janakpurdham Pilgrim Groups.<br />
Contributions to Nepalese <strong>Studies</strong> 2 (1): 71-90.<br />
Doherty, Victor S. HAVE<br />
1974. The Organizing Principles of Brahmin-Chetri <strong>Kinship</strong>. Contributions to Nepalese<br />
<strong>Studies</strong> 1 (2): 25-41.<br />
Gaborieau, Marc.<br />
1978. Le partage du pouvoir entre les lignages dans une localité du Népal central.<br />
L’Homme 18 (1-2): 37-67.<br />
Krause, Britt. HAVE<br />
1980. <strong>Kinship</strong>, Hierarchy and Equality in North Western Nepal. Contributions to Indian<br />
Sociology 14 (2): 169-194. [Pp. 172-173: Rara (Jumli-speaking village) kin terminology.<br />
Dialect of Nepali.]<br />
Turin, Mark.<br />
2001. Call Me Uncle: An Outsider’s Experience of Nepali <strong>Kinship</strong>. Contributions to<br />
Nepalese <strong>Studies</strong> 28 (2): 277-283.<br />
GARHWALI<br />
Bisht, B. S.<br />
2001. Ethnography of a Tribe: Study of Anwals of Uttarakhand Himalaya. Jaipur and New<br />
Delhi: Rawat. [Pp. 153-154: kin terminology of a Garhwali-speaking group.] HAVE
WESTERN PAHARI<br />
GADDI<br />
Kapila, Kriti.<br />
2004. Conjugating Marriage: State Legislation and Gaddi <strong>Kinship</strong>. Contributions to<br />
Indian Sociology 38 (3): 379-409.<br />
Newell, W. H.<br />
1952. Gaddi <strong>Kinship</strong> and Affinal Terms. Man in India 32 (2): 82-104.<br />
JAUNSARI<br />
Berreman, Gerald D. HAVE<br />
1975. Himalayan Polyandry and the Domestic Cycle. American Ethnologist 2 (1): 127-<br />
138.<br />
Bhandari, J. S.<br />
1963. <strong>Kinship</strong> Structure among the Rajputs of Baila – A Polyandrous Village of Jaunsar<br />
Bawar. Bulletin of the Anthropological Survey of India 12 (1-2): 7-21.<br />
Haas, Susanne.<br />
1965. Die “Polyandrie” der Jaunsari. Anthropos 60: 369-386.<br />
Jain, S. C.<br />
1948. Some Features of Fraternal Polyandry in Jaunsar Bawar. Eastern Anthropologist 1<br />
(3): 27-33.<br />
PAHARI<br />
Berreman, Gerald D.<br />
1962. Pahari Polyandry: A Comparison. American Anthropologist 64 (1): 60-75.<br />
WESTERN PANJABI (PUNJABI)<br />
GENERAL<br />
Alavi, H. A.<br />
1972. <strong>Kinship</strong> in West Punjab Villages. Contributions to Indian Sociology 6: 1-27.<br />
Alvi, Anjum.<br />
1999. Bearers of Grief: Death, Women, Gifts, and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Muslim Punjab. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation. Free University of Berlin.<br />
Bala, Madhu, and Omkar N. Koul.<br />
1989. Modes of Address and Pronominal Usage in Punjabi: A Sociolinguistic Study.<br />
Mysore: Central Institute of Indian Languages.<br />
Bhatia, Tej K.<br />
1993. Punjabi: A Conginitive-Descriptive Grammar. London: Routledge. [Pp. 355-358:<br />
kin terminology as a semantic field.]<br />
Channa, V. C. and Subhadra Channa.<br />
1976. A Note on Punjabi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. Indian Anthropologist 6 (2): 44-45.<br />
Delhi.
Das, Veena.<br />
1976. Masks and Faces: An Essay on Punjabi <strong>Kinship</strong>. Contributions to Indian Sociology<br />
10 (1): 1-30.<br />
Das, Veena.<br />
1986. The Work of Mourning: Death in a Punjabi Family. In The CulturalTransition:<br />
Human Experience and Social Transformation in the Third World and Japan, edited by<br />
Merry I. White and Susan Pollak. Pp. 179-210. Boston: Routledge & Kegan Paul.<br />
Hershman, Paul.<br />
1981. Punjabi <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage. Delhi: Hindustan.<br />
Reviews: Donnan 1982; Leaf 1983; Pfeffer 1983; Brar 1984.<br />
Leaf, M. J.<br />
1971. The Punjabi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology as a Semantic System. American Anthropologist<br />
73 (3): 545-554<br />
Wakil, Parvez A.<br />
1966. Biraderi in the Punjab: Analysis of <strong>Kinship</strong> Rules, Roles and Relationships. In<br />
Proceedings of the VIIIth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological<br />
Sciences, 1968, Tokyo and Kyoto. Vol. 2, edited by Banri Endo, Hiroshi Hoshi, and<br />
Shozo Masuda. Pp. 99-122. Tokyo: Science Council of Japan.<br />
JATS<br />
Chowdhry, Prem. HAVE<br />
2004. Caste panchayats and the Policing of Marriage in Haryana: Enforcing <strong>Kinship</strong> and<br />
Territorial Exogamy. Contributions to Indian Sociology 38: 1-42.<br />
Madsen, Stig T.<br />
1991. Clan, <strong>Kinship</strong>, and Panchayat Justice among the Jats of Western Uttar Pradesh.<br />
Anthropos 86 (4-6): 351.<br />
Sharma, Satya P.<br />
1973. Marriage, Family, and <strong>Kinship</strong> among the Jats and the Thakurs of North India:<br />
Some Comparisons. Contributions to Indian Sociology 7: 81-103.<br />
Yadava, J. S. HAVE<br />
1969. <strong>Kinship</strong> Groups in a Haryana Village. Ethnology 8 (4): 494-502. [Jats.]<br />
SINDHI<br />
Behura, N. K. HAVE<br />
1965. Aspects of Bad-Bhatia <strong>Kinship</strong> in an Orissa Village. Man in India 45 (1): 37-49.<br />
[Bhatia, dialect of Sindhi. Includes kin terminology.]<br />
Gidwani, Parso J.<br />
1978-1979. Sindhi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute 38<br />
(1-4): 91-95.<br />
SINHALESE-MALDIVIAN<br />
GENERAL
Pieris, Ralph. HAVE<br />
1964. Vedda and Sinhalese kinship. Man 64: 118-119.<br />
Pieris, Ralph.<br />
1965. Vedda and Sinhalese kinship. Man 65: 25.<br />
DIVEHI (DHIVEHI, MALDIVIAN)<br />
Gray A. HAVE<br />
1878. The Maldive Islands: With a Vocabulary Taken from François Pyrard de Laval,<br />
1602-1607. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland 10 (2): 173-<br />
209. [Pp. 190-191: kin terms.]<br />
Maloney, Clarence.<br />
1980. People of the Maldive Islands. Bombay and Chennai: Orient Longman. [Pp. 309-<br />
351: “<strong>Kinship</strong> and Family.”] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Carter A. 1982; Eickelman 1982; Tharamangalam 1982.<br />
Romero-Frías, Xavier.<br />
2003. The Maldive Islanders: A Study of the Popular Culture of an Ancient Ocean<br />
Kingdom. Barcelona: Nova Ethnographia Indica.<br />
SINHALA<br />
Bechert, Heinz.<br />
1960. Mutterrecht und Thronfolge in Malabar und Ceylon. Paideuma 4-6: 179-192.<br />
Evers, Hans-Dieter.<br />
1967. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Property Rights in a Buddhist Monastery in Central Ceylon. American<br />
Anthropologist 69 (6): 703-710.<br />
Frisch, Jack A.<br />
1971. A Formal Analysis of Sinhalese <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Anthropological Linguistics 13<br />
(3): 100-105.<br />
Gamburd, Geraldine D.<br />
1972. The Seven Grandparents: Locality and Lineality in Sinhalese <strong>Kinship</strong> and Caste.<br />
Ph.D. Columbia University. 559 P.<br />
Houseman, Michael, and Douglas R. White.<br />
1998. Network Mediation of Exchange Structures: Ambilateral Sidedness and Property<br />
Flows in Pul Eliya. In <strong>Kinship</strong>, Networks and Exchange, edited by Thomas Schweizer<br />
and Douglas R. White. Pp. 58-88. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.<br />
Leach, Edmund R.<br />
1955. Polyandry, Inheritance and the Definition of Marriage, with Particular Reference to<br />
Sinhalese Customary Law. Man 55: 182-186.<br />
Reprinted in: Rethinking Anthropology, by Edmund R. Leach. Pp. 105-113. London and<br />
New York: Athlone Press, 1966; Marriage, Family and Residence, edited by Paul J.
Bohannan and John Middleton. Pp. 73-83. Garden City, N. Y.: Natural History Press,<br />
1968.<br />
Leach, Edmund R.<br />
1961. Pul Eliya, a Village in Ceylon: A Study of Land Tenure and <strong>Kinship</strong>. London:<br />
Cambridge University Press.<br />
Chapter “<strong>Kinship</strong> in Its Place” is reprinted in The Essential Edmund Leach. Vol. I:<br />
Anthropology and Society, edited by Stephen Hugh-Jones and James Laidlaw. Pp. 267-<br />
279. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2000.<br />
Reviews: Goodenough 1961a; Cohn 1962; Oliver 1962.<br />
Leach, Edmund R.<br />
1971. More about ‘Mama and Papa’. In Rethinking <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage, edited by<br />
Rodney Needham. Pp. 75-98. London, etc.: Tavistock Publications. [Sinhala.]<br />
Munck, Victor C. de. HAVE<br />
1990. Cross-Sibling Relationships and the Dowry in Sri Lanka. Ethnos 55 (1-2): 56-73.<br />
[Includes a critique of the “Dravidian” model.]<br />
Raghavan, M. D.<br />
1961. The Karāva of Ceylon: Society and Culture. With a Foreword by Christoph von<br />
Fürer-Haimendorf. Colombo: K. V. G. de Silva and Sons. [Pp. 93-102: kin terminology<br />
of a Sinhalese group.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Ames 1962; Yalman 1962.<br />
Robinson, Marguerite S. HAVE<br />
1968. Some Observations on the Kandyan Sinhalese <strong>Kinship</strong> System. Man 3 (3): 402-<br />
423.<br />
Selvadurai, Anthony J.<br />
1973. Culture and Continuity: A Study of <strong>Kinship</strong> and Land Tenure in a Sinhalese<br />
Village. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Washington. 234 P.<br />
Sirrat, R. L. HAVE<br />
1977. Dravidian and Non-Dravidian <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminologies in Sri Lanka. Contributions<br />
to Indian Sociology 11 (2): 271-293.<br />
Tambiah, S. J.<br />
1958. The Structure of <strong>Kinship</strong> and Its Relationship to Land Possession and<br />
Residence in Pata Dumbara, Central Ceylon. Journal of the Royal Anthropological<br />
Institute of Great Britain and Ireland 88 (1): 21-44.<br />
Tambiah, S. J.<br />
1965. <strong>Kinship</strong> Fact and Fiction in Relation to the Kandyan Sinhalese. Journal of the<br />
Royal Anthropological Institute 95 (2): 131-173.<br />
Yalman, Nur. HAVE<br />
1962. The Structure of the Sinhalese Kindred: A Re-Examination of the Dravidian<br />
Terminology. American Anthropologist 64 (3, pt. 1): 548-575.
Yalman, Nur.<br />
1965. Dual Organization in Central Ceylon? Or the Goddess of the Treetop. Journal of<br />
Asian <strong>Studies</strong> 24: 441-458.<br />
Yalman, Nur.<br />
1967. Under the Bo Tree: <strong>Studies</strong> in Caste, <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage in the Interior of<br />
Ceylon. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press. 406 P.<br />
Reviews: Pieris 1968; Pocock 1968; Scheffler 1969b.<br />
VEDDAH (VEDDA)<br />
Leach, Edmund R.<br />
1963. ‘Did the Wild Veddas Have Matrilineal Clans?’ In <strong>Studies</strong> in <strong>Kinship</strong> and<br />
Marriage Dedicated to Brenda Z. Seligman on her 80th Birthday, edited by I. Schapera.<br />
Pp. 68-78. London: Royal Anthropological Institute.<br />
Seligmann, C. G., and Brenda Z. Seligmann.<br />
1911. The Veddas. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [Pp. 63-70: kin terminology.]<br />
Reviews: Churchill 1911; Crooke 1911; Dames 1912.<br />
Stegeborn, Wiveca.<br />
1999. The Wanniyala-aetto (Veddahs) of Sri Lanka. In The Cambridge Encyclopedia of<br />
Hunters and Gatherers, edited by Richard B. Lee and Richard Daly. Pp. 269-273.<br />
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [P. 270-271: kinship.]<br />
SOUTHERN ZONE<br />
KONKANI<br />
Katre, Lalita S. HAVE<br />
1970. Konkani <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. Indian Linguistics 31 (4): 145-161.<br />
Katre, S. M. HAVE<br />
1968. On Some <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms in Konkani. In <strong>Studies</strong> in Indian Linguistics. Professor M.<br />
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Annamalainagar: Deccan College, Poona University and Annamalai University, Centers<br />
of Advanced Study in Linguistics.<br />
MARATHI<br />
Bénéï, Véronique.<br />
1997. De l’importance de la relation frère-soeur au Maharashtra (Inde). L’Homme 37<br />
(141): 25-53.<br />
Bhide, S. S.<br />
1981. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms and Social Practices. Bulletin of the Deccan College Research<br />
Institute 40: 27-28. [Marathi.]<br />
Carter, Anthony T.<br />
1975. Caste ‘Boundaries’ and the Principle of <strong>Kinship</strong> Amity: A Maratha Caste Purana.<br />
Contributions to Indian Sociology 9 (2): 123-138.<br />
Delfendahl, Bernard.
1971. Parenté, fonction et territoire dans les cultes champêtres d’un village de l’Inde.<br />
L’Homme 11 (1): 52-67. [Marathi.]<br />
Dhoṅgaḍe, Rameśa, and Kashi Wali.<br />
2009. Marathi. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. [Pp. 66-67: the use of simple kin terms as<br />
pre-modifiers in complex, descriptive kin terms.]<br />
Good, Anthony. HAVE<br />
1981. Prescription, Preference and Practice: Marriage Patterns among the<br />
Kondaiyankottai Maravar of South India. Man 16 (1): 108-129. [Marathi.]<br />
Reprinted in: <strong>Kinship</strong> and Family: An Anthropological Reader, edited by Robert Parker<br />
and Linda Stone. Pp. 187-204. Oxford: Blackwell, 2004.<br />
Junghare, Indira Y.<br />
1998. My Home: My Parents’ Place or My In-Laws’ House? A Cross-Cultural<br />
Comparison. In House and Home in Maharashtra, edited by Irina Glushkova and Anne<br />
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Kale, Kalyan.<br />
1998. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms in Marathi. In House and Home in Maharashtra, edited by Irina<br />
Glushkova and Anne Feldhaus. Pp. 176-188. Delhi: Oxford University Press.<br />
Karve, Irawati.<br />
1939-1940. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology and <strong>Kinship</strong> Usages of the Marāthā Country. Bulletin<br />
of the Deccan College Research Institute 1: 327-389; 2, 9-33.<br />
Karve, Irawati. HAVE<br />
1942a. Brother and Sister in Marathi Folksong. Science and Culture 8 (5): 214-217.<br />
Karve, Irawati. HAVE<br />
1942b. <strong>Kinship</strong> System and <strong>Kinship</strong> Usages in Mahārāstra. In Proceedings of the 28 th<br />
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Lomova-Oppokova, Marina Yu.<br />
1999. Marathas: The Role of <strong>Kinship</strong> Relations in the Social and Political Life of<br />
Maharashtra. In Home, Family and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Maharashtra, edited by Irina Glushkova<br />
and Rajendra Vora. Pp. 185-198. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.<br />
Kelkar, Ashok R.<br />
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1961 by members of the Linguistic Circle of Delhi, edited by A. Chandra Sekhar. Pp. 1-<br />
22. Madras: Linguistic Circle of Delhi/M.L.J. Press.<br />
Review: Raeside 1964.<br />
Orenstein, Henry.<br />
1965. Gaon: Conflict and Cohesion in an Indian Village. Princeton: Princeton University<br />
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Reviews: Spencer 1966; McCormack 1968.
Pandharipande, Rajeshwari.<br />
1997. Marathi. New Delhi: Psychology Press. [Pp. 261-263: the use of vocative kin<br />
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Vora, Rajendra<br />
1999. Dominant Lineages and Political Power in Maharashtra. In Home, Family and<br />
<strong>Kinship</strong> in Maharashtra, edited by Irina Glushkova and Rajendra Vora. Pp. 199-219.<br />
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Others<br />
Chantia, Alok, Ritu Garg, Sameera Maiti, Shailendra Pandey, Ajita Singh and Jyoti Misra.<br />
2002. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology among Dhankut and Marriage Pattern. In Proceedings of the<br />
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Hara, Tadahiko.<br />
1969. The <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology of the Moslem Population in Chittagong District, East<br />
Pakistan. Journal of Asian and African <strong>Studies</strong> 2: 100-125.<br />
Hara, Tadahiko.<br />
1991. Paribar and <strong>Kinship</strong> in a Moslem Rural Village in East Pakistan. Tokyo: Institute<br />
for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa.<br />
Hitchcock, John T.<br />
1956. The Rajputs of Khaalaapur: A Study of <strong>Kinship</strong>, Social Stratification, and Politics.<br />
Ph.D. dissertation. Cornell University. 335 P.<br />
Ishwaran, K.<br />
1968. Shivapur: A South Indian Village. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. 205 P. [Pp.<br />
52-73: “Family and Marriage.”]<br />
Reviews: Beals A. 1969; Mukherjee 1969.<br />
Kapoor, Divyadarshi. HAVE<br />
1958. The <strong>Kinship</strong> System of the Non-Polyandrous Kanets of Mahasu. The<br />
Anthropologist 5 (1-2): 19-31.<br />
Khatoon, Tayyaba. HAVE<br />
1968. Degress of Prohibited Relationship among the Muslims. In Proceedings of the 54 th<br />
Indian Science Congress, Hyderabad, 1967. P. 489. Calcutta: Indian Science Congress<br />
Association.<br />
Koppad, K. B.<br />
1972. Some Features of <strong>Kinship</strong> System in Karnataka Region of Mysore State. Indian<br />
Anthropologist 11 (1): 27-40.<br />
Kumar Datta, Ansu.<br />
1970. Dharam <strong>Kinship</strong> in South-West Bengal. Anthropos 65 (1-2): 178-188.
Mahapatra, L. K.<br />
1973. Ritual <strong>Kinship</strong> in Orissa. Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute 31-32:<br />
89-105.<br />
Mayer, Adrian C.<br />
1960. Caste and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Central India: A Village and Its Region. Berkeley and Los<br />
Angeles: University of California Press.<br />
Reviews: Cohn 1960; Hermanns 1960; Mandelbaum 1960; Beals 1961; Varma 1961.<br />
Mehra, J. D. HAVE<br />
1959. <strong>Kinship</strong> System of the Shokas of Almora District, Uttar Pradesh. The<br />
Anthropologist 6 (1-2): 1-6. Delhi.<br />
Parry, Jonathan P.<br />
1972. Caste and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Kangra. Ph.D. dissertation. Cambridge University.<br />
Parry, Jonathan P.<br />
1979. Caste and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Kangra. London: Routledge & Kegan.<br />
Reviews: Carrithers 1979; Allen 1980; Berreman 1980; Fox 1980; Gaborieau 1980; Good<br />
1980; Vatuk 1980.<br />
Pfeffer, Georg.<br />
1983. Präskription und Geschichte: Grenzen in pakistanischen Terminologien. In<br />
Ethnologie und Geschichte. Festschrift für Karl Jettmar, heraugegeben von Peter Snoy.<br />
Pp. 471-485. Wiesbaden: Steiner.<br />
Raha, Manis K., and Palash Ch. Coomar. HAVE<br />
1989. The <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms of the Bhantu of Andamans: Structural Analysis. Man in India<br />
69 (4): 374-386.<br />
Tenhunen, Sirpa.<br />
1998. Urban Hierarchies in Flux: Arranged Intercaste Marriages in Calcutta. In Changing<br />
Patterns of Family and <strong>Kinship</strong> in South Asia. Proceedings of an International<br />
Symposium on the Occasion of the 50 th Anniversary of India’s Independence held at the<br />
University of Helsinki 6 May 1998, edited by Asko Parpola, and Sirpa Tenhunen. Pp. 75-<br />
86. Helsinki: Finnish Oriental Society.<br />
Vreede-de Stuers, Cora.<br />
1963. Terminologie de parenté chez les musulmans Ashráf de l’Inde du Nord. Bijdragen<br />
tot de Taal-, Land en Volkenkunde 119 (3): 254-266.<br />
NORTHWESTERN ZONE<br />
GENERAL<br />
Biddulph, John.<br />
1880. Tribes of the Hindoo Koosh. Calcutta: Office of the Superintendant of Government<br />
Printing. [Pp. 82-83: milk kinship.]<br />
DARDIC<br />
GENERAL
Grierson, George A.<br />
1969 (1906). The Piśāca Languages of North-Western India. Delhi: Munshiram<br />
Manoharlal. [Pp. 65, 66, 67-68, 70, 75, 77, 79: detailed lists of basic kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Pfeffer, Georg. HAVE<br />
1984. Kin Classification in Hunza. Journal of Central Asia 7 (2): 57-68. Islamabad.<br />
[Cross-listed in BURUSHASKI.]<br />
CHITRAL<br />
KALASHA<br />
Jones, Schuyler.<br />
1974. Men of Influence in Nuristan: A Study of Social Control and Dispute Settlement in<br />
Waigal Valley, Afganistan. London and New York: Seminar Press. [Pp. 118-164: Kalasha<br />
kinship and marriage, including terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Tapper 1975; King 1976; Strand 1976.<br />
Jones, Schuyler, and Peter S. C. Parkes.<br />
1974. Ethnographic Notes on Clan/Lineage Houses in the Hindukush and “Clan<br />
Temples” and Descent Group Structure among the Kalasha (“Kalash Kafirs”) of Chitral.<br />
Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium on Asian <strong>Studies</strong>. Pp. 1155-1176. Hong<br />
Kong: Asian Research Service.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
1983. Alliance and Elopement: Economy, Social Order and Sexual Antagonism among<br />
the Kalasha (Kalash Kafirs) of Chitral. Ph.D. dissertation. Oxford University.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
1984. Clan Temples and Descent Group Structure among the Kalasha (Kalash Kafirs) of<br />
Chitral. In Proceedings of the 6 th International Symposium on Asian <strong>Studies</strong>. Vol. 4,<br />
edited by L. Au, H. Nelson and H. Leung. Pp. 1164-1176. Hong Kong: Asian Research<br />
Services.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
1997. Kalasha Domestic Society: Practice, Ceremony and Domain. In Family and<br />
Gender in Pakistan: Domestic Organization in a Muslim Society, edited by Hastings<br />
Donnan and Frits Selier. Pp. 25-63. New Delhi: Hindustan Publishing Corporation.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
2000. <strong>Kinship</strong> as ‘Anger’: Relations of Resentment in Kalasha Divination. In Culture,<br />
Creation and Procreation in South Asia: Concepts of <strong>Kinship</strong> in South Asian Practice,<br />
edited by Monica Böck and Aparna Rao. Pp. 271-296. New York: Berghahn Books.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
2001. Unwrapping Rudeness: Inverted Etiquette in an Egalitarian Enclave. In<br />
Anthropology of Indirect Communication, edited by Joy Hendry and C. W. Watson.<br />
London: Routledge. [P.239: kin terms as address forms in Kalasha, with Khowar<br />
examples.]<br />
KASHMIRI<br />
Koul, Omkar N. HAVE
2005. <strong>Studies</strong> in Kashmiri Linguistics. Delhi: Indian Institute of Language <strong>Studies</strong>. [Pp.<br />
111-118: kin terms, including kin terms and modes of address.]<br />
Madan, Triloki N.<br />
1953. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms Used by the Pandits of Kashmir: A Preliminary Analysis. Eastern<br />
Anthropologist 7 (3): 37-46.<br />
Madan, Triloki N.<br />
1963. A Further Note on the Pandit <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. In Anthropology on the<br />
March: Recent <strong>Studies</strong> of Indian Beliefs, Attitudes and Social Institutions, edited by L. K.<br />
Ratnam, L. Krishna Anantha Krishna Iyer, and Diwan Bahadur. Pp. 268-274. Madras:<br />
Book Centre.<br />
Madan, Triloki N.<br />
1975. Structural Implications of Marriage in North India: Wife-Givers and Wife-Takers<br />
among the Pandits of Kashmir. Contributions to Indian Sociology 9 (2): 217-243.<br />
Madan, Triloki N.<br />
1965. Family and <strong>Kinship</strong>: A Study of the Pandits of Rural Kashmir. Oxford: Oxford<br />
University Press. [Pp. 258-265: kin terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Benedict, B. 1966; Caplan L. 1967; Karve 1967; Ross 1967; Tyler 1967; Kurian<br />
1971.<br />
Madan, Triloki N.<br />
1993b. The Structural Implications of Marriage Alliance in North India: Wife-Givers and<br />
Wife-Takers among the Pandits of Kashmir. In Family, <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage in India,<br />
edited by Patricia Uberoi. Pp. 287-306. Delhi, etc.: Oxford University Press.<br />
KOHISTANI<br />
Knudsen, Are.<br />
2008. Violence and Belonging: Land, Love and Lethal Conflict in the North-Western<br />
Frontier of Pakistan. Copenhagen: NIAS Press. [<strong>Kinship</strong> and blood vengeance.]<br />
KUNAR<br />
GAWAR-BATI<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1950. Notes on Gawar-Bati. Oslo: Kommisjon Hos Jacob Dybwad.<br />
PASHAYI<br />
Keiser, R. Lincoln.<br />
1974. Social Structure in the Southeastern Hindu-Kush: Some Implications for Pashai<br />
Ethno-History. Anthropos 69 (3-4): 445-456.<br />
SHINA<br />
BROKSKAT<br />
Ramaswami, N.<br />
1982. Brokskat Grammar. Mysore: Central Institute of Indian Languages. [P. 40: kinship<br />
plural.]
DOMAAKI<br />
Lorimer, D. L. R.<br />
1939. The Dumāki Language: Outlines of the Speech of the Doma, or Bēricho, of Hunza.<br />
Nijmegen: Dekker & van der Vegt. [Pp. 32-33: plurals of kin terms.]<br />
SHINA<br />
Nayyar, Adam.<br />
1986. Astor: Eine Ethnographie. Stuttgart: Steiner Verlag Wiesbaden. [P. 118: Shina<br />
kinship chart.] HAVE<br />
Vohra, Rohit.<br />
1989. An Ethnography. The Buddhist Dards of Ladakh: Mythic Lore, Household,<br />
Alliance System, <strong>Kinship</strong>. Ettelbruck, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg: Skydie Brown<br />
International.<br />
LAHNDA<br />
SERAIKI (MULTANI)<br />
Bhatt, Raj N.<br />
1989. Multani <strong>Kinship</strong> Organization: An Investigation. Man in India 69 (4): 387-392. HAVE<br />
NURISTANI<br />
GENERAL<br />
Buddruss, Georg.<br />
1976. Nochmals zur Stellung der Nūristān-Sprachen des afghanischen Hindukusch.<br />
Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 35: 19-38. [P. 25: ‘daughter’; 29-30, 31:<br />
‘parent-in-law’.]<br />
Degener, Almuth. HAVE<br />
2002. The Nuristani Languages. In Indo-Iranian Languages and Peoples, edited by<br />
Nicholas Sims-Williams. Pp. 103-117. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Proceedings of<br />
the British Academy 116). [P. 108: the term for ‘daughter’ in Nuristani languages as<br />
compared with Iranian and Indic.]<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1966. Notes on Kafir Phonology. In Shahidullah Presentation Volume, edited by Anwar<br />
S. Dil. Pp. 89-100. Lahore: Linguistic Research Group of Pakistan. [Pp. 98-99: Nuristani<br />
terms for ‘daughter’ in the Indo-Aryan context.]<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1926. Report on a Linguistic Mission to Afghanistan. Oslo: H. Aschenhoug. [P. 71:<br />
“strange development” of d > j in Khowar žur ‘daughter’; žur has been influenced by žau<br />
‘son’.]<br />
Review: Turner R. 1926.<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1973. Die Stellung der Kafirsprachen. In Irano-Dardica, by Georg Morgenstierne. Pp.<br />
327-344. Wiesbaden: Ludwig Reichert. [P. 332: on Prasun lüšt ‘daughter’ in connection<br />
with Sanskrit.] HAVE
Parkes, Peter. HAVE<br />
2001. Alternative Social Structures and Foster Relations in the Hindu Kush: Milk<br />
<strong>Kinship</strong> Allegiance in Former Mountain Kingdoms of Northern Pakistan. Comparative<br />
<strong>Studies</strong> in Society and History 43 (1): 4-36.<br />
Robertson, George S. HAVE<br />
1896. The Kafirs of Hindu-Kush. London: Lawrence & Bullen. [Sporadically on clans; p.<br />
213ff: ritual kinship.]<br />
Snoy, Peter.<br />
1962. Die Kafiren. Formen der Wirtschaft und Geistigen Kultur. Ph.D. dissertation.<br />
Frankfurt am Main: Goethe Universität. [Pp. 217-224: family, clan, social classes.]<br />
Strand, Richard F. HAVE<br />
2011. Nurestani Languages. In Encyclopaedia Iranica. (Online). [<strong>Kinship</strong> possession,<br />
syncope in the terms for ‘daughter’.]<br />
Trumpp, E.<br />
1866. Über die Sprache der sogenannten Kāfirs im indischen Caucasus (Hindū Kūsch).<br />
Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 20 (1): 377-418. [Pp. 412, 414:<br />
kin terms recorded by several authors.] HAVE<br />
COMPARATIVE<br />
Klimburg, Max.<br />
1999. The Kafirs of the Hindu Kush: Art and Society of the Waigal and Ashkun Kafirs.<br />
Vol. 1-2. Stuttgart: Steiner. [Vol. 1, pp. 61-73: sporadically on agnatic clans.]<br />
KAMVIRI<br />
Jones, Schuyler.<br />
1967. The Political Organization of the Kam Kafirs. A Preliminary Analysis. Kobenhavn.<br />
(Historisk-Filosofiske Meddelelser udgivet af det Gongelige Danske Videnskabernes<br />
Selskab 42 (2)). [Clan structure.]<br />
Strand, Richard F. HAVE<br />
1974. Principles of <strong>Kinship</strong> Organization among the Kom Nuristani. In Cultures of the<br />
Hindukush. Selected Papers from the Hindu-Kush Cultural Conference Held at<br />
Moesgård 1970, edited by Karl Jettmar and Lennart Edelberg. Pp. 51-56. Wiesbaden.<br />
KATI<br />
Jettmar, Karl.<br />
1986. The Religions of the Hindukush. Vol. 1: The Religion of the Kafirs: The Pre-<br />
Islamic Heritage of Afghan Nuristan. Warminster: Aris & Phillips. [Pp. 29-31: Kati<br />
kinship and social organization.]<br />
Degener, Almuth.<br />
WAIGALI
1998. Die Sprache von Nisheygram im Afghanischen Hindukusch. Wiesbaden:<br />
Harrassowitz. [A Waigali village; pp. 201-202: possession of kin terms.]<br />
Katz, David J.<br />
1982. Kafir to Afghan: Religious Conversion, Political Incorporation and Ethnicity in the<br />
Vaygal Valley, Nuristan. Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Los Angeles. [Pp.<br />
85-118: kinship and social structure.]<br />
IRANIAN ANCIENT<br />
Bartholomae, Christian. HAVE<br />
1886. Beiträge zur altiranischen Grammatik. IV. X. Z. brātūiryō, tūiryō. Beiträge zur<br />
Kunde der Indogermanischen Sprachen 10: 267-280. [On the metathesis in the terms for<br />
brother’s son and father’s brother.]<br />
Beekes, Robert S. P. HAVE<br />
1981. The Neuter Plural and the Vocalization of the Laryngeals in Avestan. Indo-Iranian<br />
Journal 23: 275-287. [Extensively on terms for father and daughter.]<br />
Benveniste, Émile.<br />
1951. Études sur le vieux-perse. Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris 47: 21-<br />
51. [Pp. 21-22: on epigraphic reflexes of the IE word for ‘daughter’.] HAVE<br />
Benveniste, Émile.<br />
1966. Titres et Noms Propres en Iranien Ancien. Paris : Librairie C. Klincksieck. [Pp. 34-<br />
50: MPers name for princess and Iranian terms for daughter.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: J. N. 1968 ; Miller D. 1968.<br />
Brandenstein, Wilhelm, and Manfred Mayrhofer.<br />
1964. Handbuch des Altpersischen. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz. [P. 117: *duHçi<br />
‘daughter’ (Elam.) < *duxθri, MPers. duxš ‘girl’.]<br />
Emmerick, R. E.<br />
1968. Saka Grammatical <strong>Studies</strong>. London: Oxford University Press. [Pp. 343-345: rdeclension<br />
nouns, i.e. kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Review: Morgenstierne 1970.<br />
Fischer, Helmut. HAVE<br />
1998. Randbemerkungen zur avestischen u-Epenthese. Münchener Studien zur<br />
Sprachwissenschaft 58: 81-86. [On several kin terms.]<br />
Goodenough, Ward H.<br />
1949. Comments on the Question of Incestuous Marriages in old Iran. American<br />
Anthropologist 51: 326-328.<br />
Herrenschmidt, Clarisse.<br />
1987. Note sur la parenté chez les Perses au début de l’empire achéménide. In<br />
Achaemenid History. II: The Greek Sources, edited by H. Sancisi-Weerdenburg and A.<br />
Kuhrt. Pp. 53-67. Leiden: Brill.
Herrenschmidt, Clarisse.<br />
1994. Le xwêtodas ou mariage « incestueux » en Iran ancien. In Épouser au Plus Proche:<br />
Inceste, Prohibitions et Stratégies Matrimoniales autour de la Méditerrannée, edited by<br />
Pierre Bonte. Pp. 113-125. Paris: Éditions de l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences<br />
Sociales.<br />
Hoffmann, Karl, and Bernhard Forssman.<br />
1996. Avestische Laut- und Flexionlehre. Innsbruck: Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der<br />
Universität Innsbruck. [Pp. 81-82: the problem of laryngeal vocalization in the words for<br />
father and daughter.] HAVE<br />
Insler, Stanley. HAVE<br />
1971. Some Problems of Indo-European *ə in Avestan. Language 47 (3): 573-585. [P.<br />
573, n. 2: on the term for father in Late Avestan and Gathic.]<br />
Leist, Burkard W.<br />
1889. Alt-Arisches Jus Gentium. Jena: G. Fischer.<br />
Mazahéri, A.<br />
1938. La Famille Iranienne aux Temps Anté-Islamiques. Paris: Librairie Orientale et<br />
Américaine.<br />
Meillet, Antoine. HAVE<br />
1918. A propos du mot avestique ptā. Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique de Paris<br />
20: 286-292. [Avestan term for ‘father’.]<br />
Ravnaes, Erling. HAVE<br />
1981. The Development of ə/Interconsonantal Laryngeal in Iranian. Indo-Iranian Journal<br />
23: 247-273. [Extensively on terms for father and daughter.]<br />
Schmidt, Gernot. HAVE<br />
1973. Die iranischen Wörter für “Tochter”und “Vater”und die Reflexe des<br />
interkonsonantischen H (ә) in den idg. Sprachen. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende<br />
Sprachforschung 87: 36-83.<br />
Slotkin, J. S.<br />
1947. On a Possible Lack of Incest Regulations in Old Iran. American Anthropologist 49:<br />
612-617.<br />
Szemerényi, Oswald.<br />
1950. Contributions to Iranian Lexicography. Journal of the American Oriental Society<br />
70 (4): 226-236. [Pp. 235-236: on Iranian terms for grandfather’] HAVE<br />
Tichy, Eva.<br />
1985. Avestisch pitar-/ptar-. Zur Vertretung interkonsonantischer Laryngale im<br />
Indoiranischen. Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 45: 229-244.<br />
SCYTHIAN<br />
Zgusta, Ladislav. HAVE<br />
1953. Zwei Skythische Götternamen: Παπαιος und Απι. Archív Orientálni 21: 270-271.<br />
MODERN<br />
GENERAL
Behnam, D., and S. Scott.<br />
1971. Nuclear Families and <strong>Kinship</strong> Groups in Iran. Diogenes 19 (76): 115-131.<br />
Khatib-Chahidi, Jane.<br />
1992. Milk <strong>Kinship</strong> in Shi’ite Islamic Iran. In The Anthropology of Breast-feeding, edited<br />
by V. Maher. Pp. 109-132. Oxford: Berg.<br />
WESTERN<br />
NORTHWESTERN<br />
BALOCHI (BALUCHI)<br />
Ferraro, Felicetta. HAVE<br />
1988. Baluchi <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. Newsletter of Baluchistan <strong>Studies</strong> 5: 33-62.<br />
Ferraro, Felicetta. HAVE<br />
1990. ‘Household’ and ‘Family’: Some Ethno-Lexical Aspects in Baluchi. Newsletter of<br />
Baluchistan <strong>Studies</strong> 7: 15-28. Naples.<br />
Pastner, Carroll McC. HAVE<br />
1981. The Negotiation of Bilateral Endogamy in the Middle Eastern Context: The Zikri<br />
Baluch Example. Journal of Anthropological Research 37 (4): 305-318.<br />
KURDISH<br />
Allison, Christi.<br />
2001. The Yezidi Oral Tradition in Iraqi Kurdistan. Richmond: Curzon Press. [Pp. 58-59:<br />
social structure and family genealogies.]<br />
Asatrian, Garnik. HAVE<br />
1999-2000a. Kurdish Etymologies I. 3. dāmāri, demāri ‘stepmother; Stiefmutter’. Iran<br />
and the Caucasus 3: 209-210.<br />
Asatrian, Garnik. HAVE<br />
1999-2000b. The Holy Brotherhood: The Yezidi Religious Institution of the “Brother”<br />
and the “Sister” of the “Next World.” Iran and the Caucasus 3: 79-96.<br />
Barth, Fredrik.<br />
1953. Principles of Social Organization in Southern Kurdistan. Oslo: Brødrene<br />
Jørgensen. [Pp. 29-33: “<strong>Kinship</strong>,” including kin terminology; 67-77: kinship composition<br />
of groups.] HAVE<br />
Review: Masters 1955.<br />
Barth, Fredrik. HAVE<br />
1954. Father’s Brother's Daughter Marriage in Kurdistan. Southwestern Journal of<br />
Anthropology 10: 164-171.<br />
Reprinted in: Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East: An Anthropological Reader. Vol.<br />
1. Cultural Depth and Diversity, edited by Louise E. Sweet. Pp. 127-136. Garden City,<br />
NY: Natural History Press, 1970; Journal of Anthropological Research, 1986, 42 (3):<br />
389-396.
Dziegiel, Leszek.<br />
1982. Life Cycle within the Iraqi Kurd Family. Ethnologia Polona 8: 247-260.<br />
Gheitury, Amer, Yasami, Hasan, and Kristin Kazzazi. HAVE<br />
2010. A Note on Kalhori <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms.. Iranian <strong>Studies</strong> 43 (4): 533-554. [Southern<br />
Kurdish dialect.]<br />
Hassanpour, Amir. HAVE<br />
2001. The (Re)production of Patriarchy in the Kurdish Language. In Women of a Non-<br />
State Nation. The Kurds, edited by Shahrzad Mojab. Pp. 227-263. Costa Mesa CA:<br />
MAZDA.<br />
Leach, Edmund R.<br />
1940. Social and Economic Organization of the Rowanduz Kurds. London: London<br />
School of Economics and Political Science. (Monographs in Social Anthropology 3.) [Pp.<br />
13-27: “Social Organization,” including kinship structure; 63: kin terms.]<br />
Reviews: Bacon 1941; V. M. 1941.<br />
Yalçin-Heckmann, Lale.<br />
1987. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Tribal Organization in the Province of Hakkari, Southeast Turkey.<br />
Ph.D. dissertation. London School of Economics.<br />
Yalçin-Heckmann, Lale.<br />
1989. On <strong>Kinship</strong>, Tribalism and Ethnicity in Eastern Turkey. In Ethnic Groups in the<br />
Republic of Turkey, edited by Peter A. Andrews. Pp. 622-632. Wiesbaden: Ludwig<br />
Reichert Verlag.<br />
Yalçin-Heckmann, Lale.<br />
1991. Tribe and <strong>Kinship</strong> among the Kurds. Frankfurt am Main and New York: Peter<br />
Lang. 328 P.<br />
ZAZA-GORANI<br />
DIMLI<br />
Todd, Terry L.<br />
2002. A Grammar of Dimili, Also Known as Zaza. Stockholm: Iremet. [Pp. 38-39:<br />
“special” and “ordinary” kin terms, with grammatical analysis of direct and oblique<br />
cases, referential and vocative forms.]<br />
SOUTHWESTERN<br />
PERSIAN<br />
HAZARA<br />
Bacon, Elizabeth.<br />
1951. The Hazara Mongols of Afghanistan: A Study in Social Organization. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation. University of California, Berkeley.<br />
Monsutti, Alessandro.<br />
2004. Cooperation, Remittances, and <strong>Kinship</strong> among the Hazaras. Iranian <strong>Studies</strong> 37 (2):<br />
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TAT<br />
Yar-Shater, E.<br />
1969. Distinction of the Feminine Gender in Southern Tāti. In Studia Classica et Orientalia<br />
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compounds.]<br />
WESTERN FARSI<br />
Amanolahi, Sekandar. HAVE<br />
2003. Socio-Political Changes among the Basseri of South Iran. Iran and the Caucasus 7<br />
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Barth, Fredrik.<br />
1961. Nomads of South Persia: The Basseri Tribe of the Khamseh Confederacy. New York:<br />
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Karkal M.<br />
1983. Marriage Behaviour and Demographic Transition among Parsis. In Dynamics of<br />
Population and Family Welfare, edited by K. Srinivasan and S. Mukerji. Pp. 397-410.<br />
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Others<br />
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1982. Cousin Marriage in Context: Constructing Social Relations in Afghanistan. Folk<br />
24: 7-28.<br />
Ascoli, Graziadio I.<br />
1863. 2. Ênder (pers.). Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12: 320. [Persian<br />
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kinsman’.]<br />
Bailey, H. W. HAVE<br />
1956. Armeno-Indoiranica. 3. dšxoy ‘Ruling Lady’. Transactions of the Philological<br />
Society (1956): 91-94. [On an OPers form attested in an Elamite inscription and possibly<br />
related to IE ‘daughter’.]<br />
Bartholomae, Christian. HAVE<br />
1893. Arica III. 11. Anl pt zu t; bal. trī. Indogermanische Forschungen 2: 263. [Baluchi<br />
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Bateni, M. R. HAVE<br />
1973. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms in Persian. Anthropological Linguistics 15 (7): 324-327.<br />
Beattie, Hugh.<br />
1982. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Ethnicity in the Nahrin Area of Northern Afghanistan. Afghan <strong>Studies</strong><br />
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Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 128 (2): 269-292.<br />
Bradburd, Daniel A.<br />
1979. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Contract: The Social Organization of the Komachi of Kerman, Iran.<br />
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l’Homme.<br />
Centlivres, Pierre, and Micheline Centlivres-Demont.<br />
1984. La société Afghane: Structure et valeurs. In Afghanistan: La Colonisation<br />
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1982. Agnates, Affines and Allies: Patterns of Marriage among Pakhtun in Kunar, North-<br />
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Digard, Jean-Pierre.<br />
1987. Jeux de structures. Segmentarité et pouvoir chez les nomades Baxtyâri d’Iran.<br />
L’Homme 27: 12-53.<br />
Duchesne-Guillemin, J.<br />
1946. Pers. dōšīzä “jeune fille, vierge.” Le Muséon 59 (1-4): 571-575. (Mélanges L. Th.<br />
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Dupree, Louis.<br />
1984. Tribal Warfare in Afganistan and Pakistan: A Reflection of the Segmentary<br />
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Ferdinand, Klaus.<br />
1982. Marriage among Pakhtun Nomads of Eastern Afghanistan. Folk 24: 65-87.<br />
Gershevitch, Ilya. HAVE<br />
1973. Genealogical Descent in Iranian. Bulletin of the Iranian Culture Fioundation 1: 71-<br />
86.<br />
Harmatta, J.<br />
1971. Sino-Iranica. Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 19: 113-143. [Pp.<br />
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Henning, W. B. HAVE<br />
1964. The Survival of an Ancient Term. In Indo-Iranica. Mélanges Présentés à Georg<br />
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Otto Harrassowitz. [On WestIran vesita ‘husband’s sister’.]<br />
Hübschmann, Heinrich.<br />
1899. Ueber die persische Verwandtenheirath. Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen<br />
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Kisliakov, N. A.<br />
1936. Sledy Pervobytvogo Kommunizma u Gornyh Tadjikov Vakhio-Bolo. (Trudy<br />
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Lüders, Heinrich. HAVE<br />
1920. Pali dhītā. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 49: 236-250. [A<br />
diminutive of the IE term for ‘daughter’ in an Indo-Aryan context.]<br />
Reprinted in: Philologica Indica: Ausgewählte Kleine Schriften von Heinrich<br />
Lüders. Ss. 497-509. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1940.<br />
Meillet, Antoine. HAVE<br />
1929. Compte-Rendu: Georg Morgenstierne. – Indo-Iranian Frontier Languages, Vol. 1.<br />
Parachi and Ormuri. Oslo, 1929. Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris 30 (2):<br />
89-91. [Phonetic irregularities in IE affinal terms.]<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1927. An Etymological Dictionary of Pashto. Oslo: Kommisjon Hos Jacob Dybwad.<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1929. Indo-Iranian Frontier Languages. Vol. 1. Parachi and Ormuri. Oslo: Aschenhoug.<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1932. Notes on Balochi Etymology. Norsk Tidsskrift for Sprogvidenskap 5: 37-53. [Pp.<br />
43-44, 48, 52: on kin terms.]<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1938. Indo-Iranian Frontier Languages. Vol. 2. Iranian Pamir Languages (Yidgha-<br />
Munji, Sanglechi-Ishkashmi amd Wakhi). Oslo: Aschenhoug.<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1962. Feminine Nouns in -a in Western Iranian Dialects. In A Locust’s Leg: <strong>Studies</strong> in<br />
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terms.] HAVE<br />
Morgenstierne, Georg.<br />
1974. An Etymological Vocabulary of the Shughni Group. Weisbaden: Ludwig Reichert.<br />
Najmabadi, Schahnaz R.<br />
1975. Die Širavand in West Lorestan, mit Besonderer Berücksichtung des<br />
Verwandtschaftssystems. Ph.D. dissertation. Heidelberg.<br />
Pastner, Carroll M.
1978. <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology and Feudal versus Tribal Orientations in Baluch Social<br />
Organization: A Comparative View. In The Nomadic Alternative: Modes and Models of<br />
Interaction in the African-Asian Deserts and Steppes, edited by Wolfgang Weissleder.<br />
Pp. 261-274. The Hague: Mouton.<br />
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1966. The Social Organization of the Marri Baluch. Compiled and analyzed by Fredrik<br />
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Perrin, J.-M.<br />
1964. L’Afghon, dialecte Indo-Aryen parlé au Turkestan. Bulletin de l’Écôle Française<br />
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Pisarchik, A. K. HAVE<br />
1949. Terminy obrascheniia “lo” i “ro” v shugnano-rushanskoi gruppe iazykov v<br />
vekhoviah Piandja (Amu-Dar’i). Izvestiia Tadzhikskogo Filiala Akademii Nauk SSSR 15:<br />
59-67.<br />
Pisarchik, A. K. HAVE<br />
1953. O nekotoryh terminah rodstva u tadjikov. In Sbornik Statei po Istorii i Filologii<br />
Srednei Azii, posviaschennyi 80-letiiu so dnia rozhdeniia A. A. Semenova. (Trudy<br />
Instituta Istorii, Arheologii i Etnografii Akademii Nauk Tadjikskoi SSR 17). Pp. 177-184.<br />
Stalinabad: Tadjik Academy of Sciences Press.<br />
Reznik, D. G. HAVE<br />
1957. Materialy k terminologii rodstva tadzhikov (Soobschenie I. Shugnanskie I<br />
rushanskie terminy rodstva tadzhikov Pamira). Uchenye Zapiski Kuliabskogo<br />
Gosudarstvennogo Pedagogicheskogo Instituta 3: 193-220.<br />
Reznik, D. G. HAVE<br />
1958. Materialy k terminologii rodstva tadzhikov (Materialy k terminologii rodstva<br />
tadjikov, Soobschenie II). Uchenye Zapiski Kuliabskogo Gosudarstvennogo<br />
Pedagogicheskogo Instituta 4: 287-310.<br />
Rzehak, Lutz.<br />
1995. Menschen des Rückens-Menschen des Baluches: Sprache und Wirklichkeit im<br />
Verwandtschaftssystem der Belutschen. In Iran und Turfan. Beiträge Berliner<br />
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Saadat, Mostafa.<br />
2007. Consanguineous Marriages in Iranian Folktales. Community Genetics 10 (1): 38-<br />
40.<br />
Salzer, Richard B.
1974. Social Organization of a Nomadic Pastoral Nobility in Southern Iran: the Kashkuli<br />
Kuchek Tribe of the Qashqa’i. Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Berkeley. [Pp.<br />
138-188: lineage segmentation, marriage, residence, family cycle.]<br />
Sköld, Hannes.<br />
1936. Materialen zu den Iranischen Pamirsprachen. Lund: C. W. K. Gleerup.<br />
[P. 172-173: Shugni basic kin terms.]<br />
Spooner, Brian J. HAVE<br />
1965. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage in Eastern Persia. Sociologus 15 (1): 22-31.<br />
Spooner, Brian J.<br />
1966. Iranian <strong>Kinship</strong> and Marriage. Iran 4: 51-59.<br />
Tapper, Nancy.<br />
1991. Bartered Brides: Politics, Gender and Marriage in an Afghan Tribal Society.<br />
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [Durrani, a dialect of Northern Pashto.]<br />
Reviews: Afshar 1992; Donnan 1992; Mills 1994.<br />
Tomaschek, Wilhelm.<br />
1880. Centralasiatische Studien. II. Die Pamir-Dialekte. Sitzungsberichte der<br />
Philosophisch-Historischen Classe der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften 96 91-<br />
3): 735-900. Wien. [Pp. 772-776: kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Zadran, Alef-Shah.<br />
1980. <strong>Kinship</strong>, Family and <strong>Kinship</strong> Terminology. Afghanistan: Historical and Cultural<br />
Quarterly 33 (2): 45-68. Kabul.<br />
OSSETIAN<br />
Benveniste, Émile.<br />
1956. Études sur la phonetique et l’étymologie de l’Ossete. Bulletin de la Société de<br />
Linguistique de Paris 52 (1): 6-59. [Pp. 18-19: etymology and discussion of Osset aefsīn<br />
‘belle-mere, maitresse de maison’ < *abi-šaiθnii-, Avest aibi-šōiθna ‘habitant de la<br />
maison’.]<br />
Bielmeier, Roland. HAVE<br />
1989. Sarmatisch, Alanisch, Jassisch und Altossetisch. In Compendium Linguarum<br />
Iranicarum, herausgegeben von Rüdiger Schmitt. Ss. 236-245. Wiesbaden: Ludwig<br />
Reichert. [Pp. 240, 242: Iranian kin terms attested in Sarmatian personal names.]<br />
Cheung, Johnny.<br />
2000. Some Remarks on Gemination in Ossetic. The Ossetic Reflexes of PIr. intervocalic<br />
*-Cy-. In Indoarisch, Iranisch und die Indogermanistik. Arbeitstagung der<br />
Indogermanischen Gesellschaft vom 2. bis 5. Oktober 1997 in Erlangen, herausgegeben<br />
von Bernhard Forssman und Robert Plath. Ss. 69-74. Wiesbaden: Reichert. [Pp. 70:<br />
gemination in kin terms plurals fiddaeltae, maddaeltae, aervaddaeltae.]<br />
Dareste, R.<br />
1887. Review of Sovremennyi obychai i drevnii zakon: Obychnoe pravo osetin v istorikosravnitel’nom<br />
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177; May: 279-294. [Pp. 283: marriage; 284-285: patriarchal family, adoption, kin<br />
classification; 288-289: on the replacement of gens by the state.]
Hamp. Eric. HAVE<br />
2001. Diverse Indo-Iranian Etymological Notes. Ossetic syl / silæ ‘Female’. Journal of<br />
the American Oriental Society 121 (1): 89-90. [A follow-up to Abaev’s etymology from<br />
*stri-.]<br />
Hübschmann, Heinrich.<br />
1887. Etymologie und Lautlehre der Ossetischen Sprache. Strassburg. [Pp.<br />
107-108: basic kin terms, including Dig. nostae ‘daughter-in-law’ < *nvostae.]<br />
Kaloev, B. A.<br />
1979. M. M. Kovalevskii i ego issledovaniia gorskikh narodov Kavkaza. M.:<br />
Nauka. [Pp. 69-96: Ossetian customary law in Kovalevskii’s writings; 166: Ossetian kin<br />
terms as recorded by Kovalevskii.]<br />
Kovalewsky, Maxime.<br />
1893. Coutume Contemporaine et Loi Ancienne. Droit Coutumier Ossétien, Éclairé par<br />
l’Histoire Comparée. Paris: L. Larose. [Pp. 207-232: “<strong>Kinship</strong> system and laws of<br />
inheritance.”]<br />
See Dareste 1887 for a review of the Russian original.<br />
Miller, Wsewolod.<br />
1903. Die Sprache der Osseten. In Grundriss der Iranischen Philologie, herausgegeben<br />
von Wilhelm Geiger und Ernst Kuhn. Bd. 1. Anhang. Ss. 1-111. Strassburg: Karl J.<br />
Trübner. [Pp. 41-42: complex suffixes al + ta of kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Miller, Wsewolod.<br />
1907. Beiträge zur ossetischen Etymologie. Indogermanische Forschungen 21: 323-334.<br />
[P. 331, 332-333: some kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Thordarson, Fridrik.<br />
1973. Ossetic and Caucasian – Stray Notes. Norsk Tidsskrift for Sprogvidenskap 27 (1):<br />
85-97. [P. 90: on names derived from kin terms in Scythian inscriptions.]<br />
Thordarson, Fridrik. HAVE<br />
1989. Ossetic. In Compendium Linguarum Iranicarum, herausgegeben von Rüdiger<br />
Schmitt. Ss. 456-479. Wiesbaden: Ludwig Reichert. [Pp. 469, 478: on kin terms.]<br />
MESSAPIC<br />
Blumenthal, Albrecht von.<br />
1936. Zur Interpretation der messapischen Inschriften. Indogermanische Forschungen 54:<br />
81-113. [Pp. 112-113: on do as a possible reflection of IE *dhugHter ‘daughter’.] HAVE<br />
Haas, Otto. HAVE<br />
1962. Messapische Studien. Inschriften mit Kommentar, Skizze einer Laut- und<br />
Formenlehre. Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [Pp. 142-144: “Words for Daughter and Son.”]<br />
Pisani, Vittore. HAVE<br />
1959. Messapisch bilia – lat. filia und eine vermeintlich messapische Inschrift.<br />
Indogermanische Forschungen 64: 169-171.<br />
Simone, Carlo de.
1958. Una nuova iscrizione messapica proveniente da Sepino. Indogermanische<br />
Forschungen 63: 253-272. [Pp. 261-272: on bilia ‘daughter’.] HAVE<br />
Stier, G.<br />
1857. Zur Erklärung der Messapischen Inschriften. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende<br />
Sprachforschung 6: 142-150. [Pp. 147-148: on Bilias ‘daughter’.]<br />
Whatmough, Joshua.<br />
1931. The Osi of Tacitus – Germanic or Illyrian? Harvard <strong>Studies</strong> in Classical Philology<br />
42: 139-155. [P. 152: on bilia in connection with fīlia and the reflection of dh in<br />
Messapic.]<br />
PHRYGIAN<br />
Haas, Otto. HAVE<br />
1966. Die Phrygischen Sprachdenkmäler. Sophia: Academie Bulgare des Sciences.<br />
(Linguistique Balkanique 10.) [Pp. 103, 112, 161, 208, 211: attested forms of Phryg kin<br />
terms.]<br />
Neumann, Günther. HAVE<br />
1987. Zur Verwandtschaftsbezeichnung *ιανατηρ. Glotta 65: 33-37. [A controversial<br />
word found among Greek inscriptions in Asia Minor, which is often attributed to<br />
Phrygian.]<br />
Solmsen, Felix.<br />
1897. Zum Phrygischen. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 34: 36-68. [Pp.<br />
39, 48: on Phryg gelaros, gallaros and IE terms for ‘husband’s sister’.] HAVE<br />
ROMANCE<br />
SOUTHERN<br />
CORSICAN<br />
Anonymous. HAVE<br />
1893. The Corsican Clan. New York Times. December 10.<br />
Jaffe, Alexandra M.<br />
1999. Ideologies in Action: Language Politics on Corsica. Berlin: Mouton & Walter de<br />
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Reviews: Timm 2000; Millar 2002.<br />
Lenclud, G.<br />
1986. De bas en haut, de haut en bas. Le système des clans en Corse in l’état en<br />
perspective. Etudes Rurales 101-102: 137-173.<br />
Olivesi, Claude.<br />
1983. Le système politique Corse: Le clan. Cuntrasti 1: 13-24.<br />
Orsoni, Claude.<br />
1990. Clanisme et racisme: Hypothèse sur les relations inter-communaires en Corse.<br />
Peuples Méditerranéens 51: 191-201.<br />
Ravis-Giordani, Georges.
1983. Bergers Corses: Les Communautés Villageoises du Niolu. Edisud, Aix.<br />
[Extensively on kinship, marriage, feuding, ritual kinship and endogamy.]<br />
Revised edition: Ajaccio: Albiana-Parc Naturel Régional de Corse, 2001.<br />
Review: Augustins 2005.<br />
Wilson, Stephen.<br />
1988. Feuding, Conflict, and Banditry in Nineteenth-Century Corsica. Cambridge:<br />
Cambridge University Press. [<strong>Kinship</strong>, affinity, endogamy and feuding.]<br />
Reviews: Kertzer 1990; Petrusewicz 1990; Reece 1990.<br />
ITALIC<br />
Hamp, Eric.<br />
1971. “Fils” et “fille” en italique: Nouvelle contribution. Bulletin de la Société de<br />
Linguistique de Paris 66 (1): 213-227.<br />
Lejeune, Michel. HAVE<br />
1968. “Fils” et “fille” dans les langues de l’Italie ancienne. Bulletin de la Société de<br />
Linguistique de Paris 62 (1): 67-86.<br />
Mastrelli, Carlo A. HAVE<br />
1980. Un falso arcaismo: lat.-fal. uxor. pel. usur. Archivio Glottologico Italiano 65: 14-<br />
18.<br />
FALISCAN<br />
Giacomelli, G.<br />
1963. La Lingua Falisca. Firenze: L.S. Olschki. [P. 155: pp. 155ff: the structure of<br />
onomastic formula, including kin terms such as mater and filios; 259: usur = Lat uxor<br />
‘wife’.]<br />
<strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
LATIN<br />
Andreau, Jean, and Hinnerk Bruhns. (eds.)<br />
1990. Parenté et Stratégies Familiales dans l’Antiquité Romaine. Actes de la Table<br />
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Review: Parkin T. 1994.<br />
La Definizione Essenziale Giuridica del Matrimonio: Atti del Colloquio Romanistico-<br />
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Dixon, Suzanne. (ed.)<br />
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Franciosi, Gennaro. (ed.)<br />
1984. Ricerche sulla Organizzazione Gentilizia Romana. Napoli: Jovene.<br />
Kertzer, David I., and Richard P. Saller. (eds.)<br />
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Rawson, Beryl. (ed.)<br />
1986. The Family in Ancient Rome: New Perspectives. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.<br />
Reviews: Pomeroy 1987; Wiedemann 1987; Saller 1988.<br />
Rawson, Beryl. (ed.)<br />
1991. Marriage, Divorce and Children in Ancient Rome. Oxford and Canberra:<br />
Clarendon Press/Humanities Research Centre.<br />
Reviews: Gardner 1992; Parkin T. 1994.<br />
Volterra, Edoardo.<br />
1991. Scritti Giuridici: Famiglia e Successioni. T. 1-3. Napoli: Jovene.<br />
GENERAL<br />
Adams, James N. HAVE<br />
1972. Latin Words for ‘Woman’ and ‘Wife’. Glotta 50: 234-255. [femina, coniux, uxor.]<br />
Aebischer, Paul. HAVE<br />
1937. L’italien prélitteraire a-t-il dit germano et germana pour “frère” et “soeur” ? Étude<br />
de stratigraphie linguistique. In Festschrift Karl Jaberg zugeeignet zur Feier seines 60.<br />
Geburtstages und zur Vollendung des 60. Semesters seines Akademischen Lehramtesm<br />
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Alfs, Gerd.<br />
1950. Adoptionen in der Zeit der Römischen Republik bis auf die des Caesar Octavianus.<br />
Ph.D. dissertation. Universität Koln.<br />
Alinei, Mario.<br />
1983. Onomasiologia strutturale ed etimologia: il caso di barba “zio” e amita “zia.” In<br />
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Stranieri, a cura di Günter Holtus e Michael Metzeltin. Pp. 115-131. Tübingen: Narr.<br />
Ambrosini, Riccardo. HAVE<br />
1962. Etimologia di lat. uxor. Studi e Saggi Linguistici 2: 23-32.<br />
André, Jacques.<br />
1968. Le nom du collatéral au cinquième degree. Revue de Philologie 42 (1): 42-48.<br />
André, Jacques.<br />
1978. Les Mots à Redoublement en Latin. Paris: Editions Klincksieck. [On reduplicated<br />
kin terms sporadically.]<br />
Review: Messing 1981.
Andreau, Jean.<br />
1990. Activité financière et liens de parenté en Italie Romaine. In Parenté et Stratégies<br />
Familiales dans l’Antiquité Romaine, edited by Jean Andreau and Hinnerk Bruhns. Pp.<br />
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Arjava, Antti. HAVE<br />
1988. Paternal Power in Late Antiquity. Journal of Roman <strong>Studies</strong> 88: 147-165.<br />
Ascoli, Graziadio I.<br />
1864. Uxor (vaça, vacca). Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 13: 157-160.<br />
Augustins, Georges.<br />
1985. Parenté et maisonnée à Rome, un point de vue sur l’origine du testament.<br />
L’Ethnographie 81 (1): 85-96.<br />
Augustins, Georges.<br />
1990. Groupe de parenté ou principe de légitimité. In Parenté et Stratégies Familiales<br />
dans l’Antiquité Romaine, edited by Jean Andreau and Hinnerk Bruhns. Pp. 611-618.<br />
Roma: Ecole Française de Rome.<br />
Bakkum G. C. L. M.<br />
2009a. The Latin Dialect of the Ager Faliscus: 150 Years of Scholarship. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation. Amsterdam University: Faculty of Humanities. [Pp. 177-212: kin terms<br />
discussed in the Lexical Material section.]<br />
Bakkum G. C. L. M.<br />
2009b. The Latin Dialect of the Ager Faliscus: 150 Years of Scholarship. Ph.D.<br />
dissertation. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.<br />
Bauman, R.<br />
1984-1985. Family Law and Roman Politics. In Sodalitas: Scritti in Onore di Antonio<br />
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Bénabou, Marcel.<br />
1990. Pratique matrimoniale et representation philosophique: Le crépiscule des<br />
strategies? In Parenté et Stratégies Familiales dans l’Antiquité Romaine, edited by Jean<br />
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Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
1984. Pater, avunculus, avus nella cultura romana più arcaica. Athenaeum 62 (3-4): 468-<br />
491.<br />
Reprinted in: Sodalitas: Scritti in Onore di Antonio Guarino, a cura di Vincenzo Giuffrè.<br />
T. 2. Pp. 855-880. Napoli: Jovene, 1984.<br />
Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
1986. Antropologia e Cultura Romana: Parentela, Tempo, Immagini dell’Anima. Rome:<br />
La Nuova Italia Scientifica.<br />
Reviews: Barton 1988; Douglas 1988.<br />
English translation: Anthropology and Roman Culture: <strong>Kinship</strong>, Time, Images of the<br />
Soul. Translated by John Van Sickle. Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, 1991.
Reviews: Pollard 1992; Treggiari 1993.<br />
German translation: Familie und Verwandtschaft im Antiken Rom. Frankfurt am Main<br />
and New York: Campus. 256 P.<br />
Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
1988. Il divieto fino al ‘sesto grado’ incluso nel matrimonio romano. Athenaeum 66: 69-<br />
98.<br />
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Andreau and Hinnerk Bruhns. Pp. 27-49. Roma: Ecole Française de Rome, 1990.<br />
Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
1990. Heroides 8,42 e i gradi di parentela in Ovidio. Rivista di Filologia e d’Istruzione<br />
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Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
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Romani. Il Potere e l’Esercito, edited by S. Settis. Pp. 66-73. Milano: Electa.<br />
Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
1991b. E tolgono per moglie la cugina. In Il matrimonio e la Parentela, by J.G. Frazer.<br />
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Bettini, Maurizio.<br />
1992. Aspetti e problemi della parentela Romana. In Actes du Congrés de la Federation<br />
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Bettini, Maurizio. HAVE<br />
1994. De la terminologie romaine des cousins. In Épouser au Plus Proche: Inceste,<br />
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ITALIAN<br />
MEDIEVAL<br />
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GENERAL<br />
Drell, Joanna H.<br />
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Haas, Louis. HAVE<br />
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Melograni, P.<br />
1988. Famiglia Italiana dall’Ottocento a Oggi. Bari: Laterza.<br />
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1987. Forme di Comparatico Italiano. L’Uomo 11 (1).<br />
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Berneker, Erich.<br />
1899. Von der Vertretung des idg. eu im baltisch-slavischen Sprachzweig.<br />
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Brandt, Roman. HAVE<br />
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Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE<br />
1950. Slavisch gospodь, lit. viešpats, preuss. waispattin und Zubehör. Zeitschrift für<br />
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Fränkel, Ernst.<br />
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Gasparini, Evel.<br />
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Gasparini, Evel.<br />
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Hamp, Eric. HAVE<br />
1978. Slavic stryjь ‘father’s brother’. General Linguistics 18 (1): 1-9.<br />
Hermann, Eduard. HAVE<br />
1935. Entstehung der slavischen Substantiva ayf -yńi. Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie<br />
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L’Hermitte, R.<br />
1959. Compte-rendu de Trubacev 1957. Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris<br />
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Hube, Joseph.<br />
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Iljinskij, Grigorij. HAVE<br />
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1907. Der Reflex des indogermansichen Diphthongs ĕu im Urslavischen. Archiv für<br />
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Kalima, Jalo.<br />
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Kortlandt, Frederik. HAVE
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1957. Iz staroslavjanskata leksika: -ženichъ-nevĕstьnikъ. Bъlgarski ezik 7: 44-46.<br />
Machek, Vaclav. HAVE<br />
1942. Aus der slavischen Hochzeitsterminologie. Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie 18:<br />
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Machek, Václav. HAVE<br />
1948. Étymologies slaves. 1. Terminologie de l’ancienne organisation sociale slave<br />
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Melich, Johann.<br />
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Zubatý, Josef. HAVE<br />
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EAST SLAVIC<br />
BELORUSSIAN<br />
Mayo, Peter.<br />
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BULGARIAN<br />
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Black, Josef L. HAVE<br />
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1022: the decay of Dukhobor Russian kin terminological system.]
Timberlake, Alan.<br />
1993. Russian. In The Slavonic Languages, edited by Bernard Comrie and Greville G.<br />
Corbett. Pp. 827-886. London and New York: Routledge. [Pp. 679-681: kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Vanek, Anthony L., and Regna Darnell. HAVE<br />
1971. Canadian Doukhobor Russian in Grand Forks, B.C.: Some Social Aspects. In<br />
Linguistic Diversity in Canadian Society, edited by Regna Darnell. Pp. 267-290.<br />
Edmonton and Champaign: Linguistic Research. [Pp. 280-288: kin terminology as<br />
compared to traditional and modern Russian.]<br />
Wagner, William G.<br />
1994. Marriage, Property, and Law in Late Imperial Russia. Oxford: Clarendon Press.<br />
Reviews: Farrow 1995; Worobec 1996.<br />
COSSACK<br />
O’Rourke, Shane.<br />
2000. Warriors and Peasants: The Don Cossacks in Late Imperial Russia. Macmillan and<br />
New York: St Martin's Press. [Pp. 134-170: family and community.]<br />
Reviews: Frierson 2001; Longworth 2001; Moon 2001.<br />
UKRAINIAN<br />
Koenig, Samuel.<br />
1937. Marriage and the Family among the Galician Ukrainians. In <strong>Studies</strong> in the Science<br />
of Society, edited by George P. Murdock. Pp. 299-318. New Haven: Yale University<br />
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1958. Die Überreste der Grossfamilie bei den Ukrainern in der Ostslovakei. Zeitschrift<br />
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Corbett. Pp. 947-998. London and New York: Routledge. [P. 993: kin terms.]<br />
SOUTH SLAVIC<br />
GENERAL<br />
Buric, Olivera, and Andjelka Zecevic.<br />
1967. Family Authority, Marital Satisfaction, and the Social Network in Yugoslavia.<br />
Journal of Marriage and the Family 29: 325-336.<br />
Djordjevic, Tihomir R.<br />
1924. La polyandrie chez les Slaves du Sud. Revue des Études Slaves 4 (1-2): 101-112.<br />
Filipović, Milenko S.<br />
1963. Forms and Functions of Ritual <strong>Kinship</strong> among South Slavs. In Actes du VIe<br />
Congrès International des Sciences Anthropologiques et Ethnologiques. Paris, 1960. T.<br />
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Gossiaux, J.-F.<br />
1993. La zadrouga et le système familial sud-slave. In Production, Pouvoir et Parenté<br />
dans le Monde Méditerranéen de Sumer à Nos Jours. Pp. 257-279. Paris.<br />
Hammel, Eugene A.<br />
1968. Alternative Social Structures and Ritual Relations in the Balkans. Englewood<br />
Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall. [Ritual kinship (kumstvo) in Serbia and Montenegro.]<br />
Reviews: Stoianovich 1969; Rheubottom 1970.<br />
Hammel, Eugene A.<br />
1972. The zadruga as Process. In Household and Family in Past Time, edited by Peter<br />
Laslett. Pp. 335-374. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.<br />
Hammel, Eugene A., and Djordje Soc. HAVE<br />
1973. The Lineage Cycle in Southern and Eastern Yugoslavia. American Anthropologist<br />
75 (3): 802-814.<br />
Koštiál, Ivan. HAVE<br />
1921. Etimologichke sitnitse. B. Slovenački punca “puella” iz starijeg “polnica”? C.<br />
Srbohrv. pūnica, slovenački pólnica, púnica “socrus, mater uxoris.” Južnoslovenski<br />
Filolog 2 (1-2): 182-184.<br />
Markotic, Vladimir. HAVE<br />
1968. The <strong>Kinship</strong> Systems from Yugoslavia. Alberta Anthropologist 2: 44-50.<br />
Mosely, Philip E. HAVE<br />
1976. Adaptation for Survival: The Varzic Zadruga. Slavonic and East European Review<br />
2 (1): 147-173.<br />
Reprinted in: Communal Families in the Balkans: The Zadruga, edited by Robert F.<br />
Byrnes. Pp. 31-57. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 1976.<br />
COMPARATIVE<br />
Markišova, Ana.<br />
2004. Nazvi za obelezavanja rodbinskih odnosa u slovackom i srpskom jeziku. Slavistika<br />
8: 155-163.<br />
MACEDONIAN<br />
Feleszko, Kazimierz. HAVE<br />
1981-1982. Das Problem des Numerusparadigmas der Mazedonischen Namen für Art<br />
und Stufe des Verwandtschaftsverhältnisses. Makedonski Jazik 32-33: 761-764.<br />
Friedman, Victor A.<br />
1993. Macedonian. In The Slavonic Languages, edited by Bernard Comrie and Greville<br />
G. Corbett. Pp. 249-305. London and New York: Routledge. [Pp. 260, 263, 286, 293-294,<br />
299 (list): kin terms. Especially extensive on possession.] HAVE<br />
Grossmith, C. J.<br />
1976. The Cultural Ecology of Albanian Extended Family Households in Yugoslav<br />
Macedonia. In Communal Families in the Balkans: The Zadruga, edited by Robert F.<br />
Byrnes. Pp. 232-243. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press.
Hammel, Eugene A.<br />
1980. Household Structure in Fourteenth-Century Macedonia. Journal of Family History<br />
5: 242-273.<br />
Schubert, Violeta D. HAVE<br />
2004. Refusing to Sing: Gender, <strong>Kinship</strong> and Patriliny in Macedonia. Australian Journal<br />
of Anthropology 16 (1): 62-75. (Special Issue: “Paradigms Lost? The Study of <strong>Kinship</strong> in<br />
the 21 st Century.”)<br />
Schubert, Violeta D.<br />
2005. Dynamics of Macedonian <strong>Kinship</strong> in a Mediterranean Perspective: Contextualizing<br />
Ideologies and Pragmatics of Agnation. Journal of Mediterranean <strong>Studies</strong> 15 (1): 25-49.<br />
MONTENEGRO<br />
Čubrilovič, Vasa.<br />
1957. Terminologija Plemenskog Društva u Crnoj Gori. Beograd: Etnografski Institut. [Pp.<br />
53-4: French summary; deals with the notions and institutions of porodica, familija,<br />
zadruga, rod, bratstvo, koleno, pleme and others.]<br />
Popović, I.<br />
1954. Neki Gentilni i Njima Srodni Termini kod Crnogoraca i Arbanasa. Sarajevo.<br />
(Naučno društvo NR Bosne i Hercegovine. Radovi 2. Odjeljenje istorisko-filološkich<br />
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SERBO-CROATIAN<br />
Barić, Loraine.<br />
1966. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Community in Yugoslavia. Ph.D. dissertation. London School of<br />
Economics.<br />
Barić, Loraine.<br />
1967. Levels of Change in Yugoslav <strong>Kinship</strong>. In Social Organization: Essays Presented<br />
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Bjeleti, Marta.<br />
1996a. Hungarizmi i germanizmi u srpskohrvatskoj terminologijisrodstva. In O leksickim<br />
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Bjeleti, Marta.<br />
1996. Od devet brata krv (fitonimi i termini srodstva). Kodovi 1: 89-101.<br />
Bjeleti, Marta.<br />
2001. Bele pcele. Kodovi 6: 106-118. [English abstract, p. 163; “white bees” - from an<br />
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Bonač, V.<br />
1960. Strukturwandlungen der jugoslawischen Familie. Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie<br />
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1993. Serbo-Croat. In The Slavonic Languages, edited by Bernard Comrie and Greville<br />
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Cuisenier, Jean.<br />
1974. L’organisation familiale traditionnelle en Yougoslavie et ses variations. In<br />
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1981. Drushtveni zhivot na salashima u okolini Subotitse. [La vie sociale des fermiers dans la<br />
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Divac, Zorica.<br />
1984. Ispitivan’e poroditse i braka u okolini Beograda. [L’étude de la famille et de l’union<br />
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100. Beograd.<br />
Djordjevic, Tihomir R.<br />
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1984. Promene u braku i poroditsy u prigradskim selima Pirota. [Transformations familiales<br />
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Dunji, Olivera.<br />
1996. Termin za svojtu u Željinskoj Župi. Serpski Jezik 1 (1-2): 316-323.<br />
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1953. Exposé. Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris 49: XXVII-XXIX. [P.<br />
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Fancev, Franjo.<br />
1907. Beiträge zur serbokroatischen Dialektologie. Archiv für Slavische Philologie 29:<br />
305-389. [Pp. 308: on some kin terms, including borrowings.] HAVE<br />
Filipović, Milenko S.<br />
1960. Brak izmedju prvih rodjaka (bint ’amm) kod srpskohrvatskih muslimana.<br />
Sociologija 2: 55-66. Belgrade. [First-cousin marriage among Serbo-Chroatian<br />
Moslems.]<br />
Filipović, Milenko S.<br />
1963b. Srodstvo po mleku u južhih slovena. Etnološki Pregled 5: 33-65. Belgrade.<br />
Filipović, Milenko S.<br />
1964. Simbolična adopcija. Rad Vojvodanskih Muzeja 12-13: 37-42. Novi Sad.<br />
Filipović, Milenko S.<br />
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1976. Zadruga (Kucna Zadruga). In Communal Families in the Balkans: The Zadruga,<br />
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1992. Synthetic <strong>Kinship</strong> in Serbo-Croatian Epic. In De Gustibus: Essays for Alan Renoir,<br />
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Freidenberg, M. M.<br />
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Halpern, Joel M.<br />
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1958. A Serbian Village. New York: Columbia University Press. [Pp. 134-165: “Social<br />
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1984. Time and Social Structure: A Yugoslav Case Study. Journal of Family History 9:<br />
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Hammel, Eugene A. HAVE<br />
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1969. Economic Change, Social Mobility, and <strong>Kinship</strong> in Serbia. Southwestern Journal<br />
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Hammel, Eugene A.<br />
1972. The Zadruga as Process. In Household and Family in Past Time, edited by Peter<br />
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Hammel, Eugene A.<br />
1976. Some Medieval Evidence on the Serbian Zadruga: A Preliminary Analysis of the<br />
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1984. The Yugoslav Family in the Modern World: Adaptation to Change. Journal of<br />
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Hammel, Eugene A., and Djordje Soc.<br />
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Hammel, Eugene A., and Charles Yarbrough.<br />
1974. Preference and Recall in Serbian Cousinship: Power and <strong>Kinship</strong> Ideology. Journal<br />
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Hraste, Mate.<br />
1956. Nazivi za rodbinu i svojtu. Jezik: Časopis za Kulturu Hrvatskogo Književnog<br />
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1967. Second Person Pronouns in Serbo-Croatian. Language 43 (3, pt. 1): 725-741.<br />
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Koprivica, Branko.<br />
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Radovanović, Miljana.<br />
1984. Poroditsa, brak, srodstvo i srodnichki odnosi y selima u neposrednoj okolini Novog<br />
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[Changements contemporains dans les relations de parenté traditionnelles, dans la mariage, la<br />
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Beograd.<br />
Stojančević, Vidosava.<br />
1984. Sovremene promene u traditsionalnim srodnichkim odnosima, braku, porodnichnom i<br />
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1983. Rjecnik Rodbinskih Naziva. Osijek: Revija – Izdavacki Centar Radnickog Sveucilista<br />
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Bjeletić, Marta.<br />
1996. Od devet brata krv (fitonimi i termini srodstva). Kodovi Slovenskih Kultura 1: 89-101.<br />
Beograd. [“Nine brothers’ blood - phytonyms and kinship terms.”]<br />
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1993. Slovene. In The Slavonic Languages, edited by Bernard Comrie and Greville G.<br />
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WEST SLAVIC<br />
CASSUBIAN<br />
Stone, Gerald.<br />
1993. Cassubian. In The Slavonic Languages, edited by Bernard Comrie and Greville G.<br />
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POLABIAN<br />
Polański, Kazimierz.<br />
1993. Polabian. In The Slavonic Languages, edited by Bernard Comrie and Greville G.<br />
Corbett. Pp. 795-824. London and New York: Routledge. [Pp. 822-823: kin terms.]<br />
SORBIAN<br />
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1982. Sorbischer Sprachatlas. T. 8. Terminologie der Sachgebiete: Verwandtschaft,<br />
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1934. Stosunki pokrewieństva języków lužyckich. Kraków: Gebethner & Wolff. 98 P.<br />
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1952. Grammatik der Niedersorbischen Sprache. Domowina: Bautzen. [Pp. 101-103: kin<br />
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THRACIAN<br />
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1977. Trakite i tekhnijat ezik. Sophia: Bulgarska Akademija Naukite. [Pp. 201, 231-233:<br />
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Adams, Douglas Q. HAVE<br />
1978. Ablaut and Umlaut in the Tocharian Vowel System. Journal of the American<br />
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Hackstein, Olaf.<br />
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Alexander Lubotsky and Guðrún Þórhallsdóttir. Reykjavik: Malvisindastofnun Haskola<br />
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Klingenschmitt, Gert.<br />
1994. Das Tocharische in indogermanischer Sicht. In Tocharisch. Akten der Fachtagung<br />
der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft, Berlin, September 1990, herausgegeben von<br />
Bernfried Schlerath. Ss. 310-411. Reykjavik: Malvisindastofnun Haskola Islands. [Pp.<br />
371, 377, 378, 379: aspects of kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Kortlandt, Frederik. HAVE<br />
1988. The Tocharian Word for ‘Woman’. Tocharian and Indo-European <strong>Studies</strong> 2: 77-79.<br />
Lane, George S. HAVE<br />
1945. The Tocharian Palatalization (I). Language 21 (1): 18-26. [Pp. 19: Toch<br />
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Lane, George S. HAVE<br />
1960. The Indo-European Labiovelars in Tocharian. In Indogermanica: Festschrift für<br />
Wolfgang Krause zum 65. Geburtstage am 18. September 1960. Ss. 72-79. Heidelberg:<br />
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Lévi, Sylvain, and Antoine Meillet.<br />
1914. Remarques sur les formes grammaticales de quelques textes en Tokharien B.<br />
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Meillet, Antoine.<br />
1911-1912. Les noms de nombre en Tokharien B. Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique<br />
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Naert, Pierre.<br />
1964. Contacts lexicaux entre le tokharien et ses voisins non-indoeuropéens. Orbis 13<br />
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Pedersen, Holger.<br />
1925. Le Goupement des Dialectes Indo-Européens. København: Andr. Fred. Høst &<br />
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Poucha, Pavel. HAVE<br />
1930. Tocharica. I. Archiv Orientální 2: 300-326. [Pp. 322, 325-326: on some kin terms.]<br />
Poucha, Pavel. HAVE<br />
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Poucha, Pavel.<br />
1940. O “tocharštině” čili jazyku Árśiu. Listy Filologické 67: 197-217. [P. 200: Toch<br />
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Reuter, J. N.<br />
1934. “Tocharisch” und “Kutschanisch.” Journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne 27: 1-<br />
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1987. On the Prehistory of Tocharian B Accent. In <strong>Studies</strong> in Memory of Warren<br />
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Sapir, Edward.<br />
1936. Tibetan Influences on Tocharian I. 1. Tocharian ‘Heart Father’. Language 12: 259-<br />
261.<br />
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California Press.<br />
Schindler, Johem.<br />
1977. Tocharische Mizsellen. B s,er, A s,ar ‘Schwester’. Indogermanische Forschungen<br />
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Schmidt, Klaus T.<br />
1980. Zu Stand und Aufgaben der etymologischen Forschung auf dem Gebiete des<br />
Tocharischen. In Lautgeschichte und Etymologie. Akten der VI. Fachtagung der<br />
Indogermanischen Gesellschaft, Wien, 24. – 29. September 1978, herausgegeben von<br />
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Thomas, Werner. HAVE<br />
1988. Tocharisch B orotse-pacere “Grosseltern.” Historische Sprachforschung 101: 155-<br />
165.<br />
Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1938. Le témoignage tocharien pour une alternance sw: s, w à initiale des mots. Bulletin<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert. J.<br />
1941. Recherches sur l’etymologie du Tokharien. 3. A ātäl “homme” (VIR).<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1947. Observations sur quelques mots tokhariens. 1. A. pācar, B. pācer “père” et A.<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1950. Notes Tokhariennes. 2. A s,ar, B s,er ‘soeur’. Archiv Orientální 18 (1-2): 521-522.<br />
Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1960a. Contacts linguistiques aïnou-tokhariens. 2. Termes se rapportant à l’homme et à la<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1962. Recherches sur le vocabulaire tokharien. 5. Mots câlins communs au tokharien, au<br />
gilyak et à l’aïnou. Orbis 11 (1): 345-346. [On Toch diminutives appakke and ammakki<br />
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1964. Études de morphologie tokharienne I: Les origines indo-européennes des noms en -<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1965. Deux mots tokhariens d’origine non-indo-européenne. 2. A s,ar, B s,er ‘soeur’.<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1974. Domaine tokharien. Sur deux termes tokhariens d’origine Prākrit. Orbis 23 (2):<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J.<br />
1976. Le Tokharien Confronté avec les Autres Langues Indo-Européennes. Vol. 1. La<br />
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[Pp. 251, 263-264, 351, 387, 424-425, 449: ‘daughter’, ‘sister’, ‘son’, ‘brother’, ‘father’,<br />
‘mother’.] HAVE<br />
Van Windekens, Albert J.<br />
1979. Le Tokharien Confronté avec les Autres Langues Indo-Européennes. Vol. 2. La<br />
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Van Windekens, Albert J. HAVE<br />
1988. Notes de grammaire comparée indo-européenne. IV. La structure phonétique de A<br />
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1962. Nominal and Pronominal Dual in Tocharian. Language 38 (2): 111-134. [Pp. 123,<br />
124, 127: dual number in Tocharian and other IE kin terms.]<br />
Winter, Werner. HAVE
1985. Tocharian B soy, A se and Related Forms. Journal of the American Oriental<br />
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Winter, Werner. HAVE<br />
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VENETIAN<br />
Lejeune, Michel.<br />
1973. The Venetic Vocabulary of Relations Between Persons. Journal of Indo-European<br />
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Lejeune, Michel. HAVE<br />
1974. Manuel de la Langue Vénète. Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [P. 335: attested kin terms.]