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1973a. Varia. 1. Underlying and Reapplied Lautgesetze in Germanic and Keltic. Ériu 24:
160-163. [IE *genH- ‘to beget’.]
Hamp, Eric P.
1973b. Varia. 9. teüir. Ériu 24: 177-178. [IE *sor- ‘woman’ and IE numerals.]
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
1979. Indo-European *g w en-H a. Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 93: 1-7.
[The IE term for ‘woman, wife.’]
Hamp, Eric P.
1984. On the Semantics of Blood. Folia Linguistica Hungarica 5: 193.
Hamp, Eric P.
1988a. The Indo-European terms for ‘marriage’. In Studies in Honor of Edgar C. Polomé,
edited by M. A. Jazayery and W. Winter. Pp. 179-182. Berlin and Amsterdam: Mouton.
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
1988b. *sor- ‘woman’ and “Indo-Hittite”. Journal of Indo-European Studies 16 (1-2):
121-122.
Hamp, Eric P.
1992. For Flo. Anthropological Linguistics 34 (1-4, Florence M. Voegelin Memorial
Volume): 15-18 [The meaning of “anthropological linguistics” is illustrated by examples
from the IE kin terms.]
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
2007. Does Morphological Reconstruction Really Exist? Celtica 25: 65-87. [Pp. 65-67:
on IE terms ‘daughter’ and ‘brother’.]
Hardarson, J. A.
1987. Das uridg. Wort für ‘Frau’. Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 48: 115-
137.
Havet, L.
1884. Sur des termes de droit de date ario-européenne, désignant des personnes. Mémoires
de la Société de Linguistique de Paris 5: 415-418. [Pp. 416-318: on IE kin terms.]
Heady, Patrick. HAVE
2005. Nuclear Families and Cognatic Descent: Reflections on Two Characterizations of
European Kinship. In Anthropology of Europe: Teaching and Research, edited by Peter
Skalnik. Pp. 67-76. Prague.
Hearn, William. E. HAVE
1879. The Aryan Household, Its Structure and Development: An Introduction to
Comparative Jurisprudence. London: Longmans, Green.
Hendriksen, Hans.
1941. Untersuchungen über die Bedeutung des Hethitischen für die Laryngaltheorie.
København: I Kommission hos E. Munksgaard. (Det Kongelige danske videnskabernes
selskab. Historisk-Filologiske Meddelelser 18 (2).) [P. 29: critique of Kurylowicz’s
identification of Hitt huhhas with Lat avus.] HAVE