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DOMAAKI
Lorimer, D. L. R.
1939. The Dumāki Language: Outlines of the Speech of the Doma, or Bēricho, of Hunza.
Nijmegen: Dekker & van der Vegt. [Pp. 32-33: plurals of kin terms.]
SHINA
Nayyar, Adam.
1986. Astor: Eine Ethnographie. Stuttgart: Steiner Verlag Wiesbaden. [P. 118: Shina
kinship chart.] HAVE
Vohra, Rohit.
1989. An Ethnography. The Buddhist Dards of Ladakh: Mythic Lore, Household,
Alliance System, Kinship. Ettelbruck, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg: Skydie Brown
International.
LAHNDA
SERAIKI (MULTANI)
Bhatt, Raj N.
1989. Multani Kinship Organization: An Investigation. Man in India 69 (4): 387-392. HAVE
NURISTANI
GENERAL
Buddruss, Georg.
1976. Nochmals zur Stellung der Nūristān-Sprachen des afghanischen Hindukusch.
Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 35: 19-38. [P. 25: ‘daughter’; 29-30, 31:
‘parent-in-law’.]
Degener, Almuth. HAVE
2002. The Nuristani Languages. In Indo-Iranian Languages and Peoples, edited by
Nicholas Sims-Williams. Pp. 103-117. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Proceedings of
the British Academy 116). [P. 108: the term for ‘daughter’ in Nuristani languages as
compared with Iranian and Indic.]
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
1966. Notes on Kafir Phonology. In Shahidullah Presentation Volume, edited by Anwar
S. Dil. Pp. 89-100. Lahore: Linguistic Research Group of Pakistan. [Pp. 98-99: Nuristani
terms for ‘daughter’ in the Indo-Aryan context.]
Morgenstierne, Georg.
1926. Report on a Linguistic Mission to Afghanistan. Oslo: H. Aschenhoug. [P. 71:
“strange development” of d > j in Khowar žur ‘daughter’; žur has been influenced by žau
‘son’.]
Review: Turner R. 1926.
Morgenstierne, Georg.
1973. Die Stellung der Kafirsprachen. In Irano-Dardica, by Georg Morgenstierne. Pp.
327-344. Wiesbaden: Ludwig Reichert. [P. 332: on Prasun lüšt ‘daughter’ in connection
with Sanskrit.] HAVE