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TAT
Yar-Shater, E.
1969. Distinction of the Feminine Gender in Southern Tāti. In Studia Classica et Orientalia
Antonio Pagliaro Oblata. T. 3. Pp. 281-301. Roma: Instituto di Glottologia di Roma. [Also
Muslim Tat. Pp. 288-289: feminine nouns denoting kin relationships and their use in genitive
compounds.]
WESTERN FARSI
Amanolahi, Sekandar. HAVE
2003. Socio-Political Changes among the Basseri of South Iran. Iran and the Caucasus 7
(1-2): 261-277.[Pp. 268-269: patrlineal clans and subclans.]
Barth, Fredrik.
1961. Nomads of South Persia: The Basseri Tribe of the Khamseh Confederacy. New York:
Humanities Press; Oslo: Oslo University Press. [Pp. 29-32: kin terminology.] HAVE
Reviews: Amoss 1962; Lambton 1962; Coon 1962.
Karkal M.
1983. Marriage Behaviour and Demographic Transition among Parsis. In Dynamics of
Population and Family Welfare, edited by K. Srinivasan and S. Mukerji. Pp. 397-410.
Bombay, India: Himalaya Publishing House.
Others
Anderson, Jon W.
1982. Cousin Marriage in Context: Constructing Social Relations in Afghanistan. Folk
24: 7-28.
Ascoli, Graziadio I.
1863. 2. Ênder (pers.). Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 12: 320. [Persian
for ‘step-father, father-in-law, step-son, son-in-law, mother-in-law, step-mother,
kinsman’.]
Bailey, H. W. HAVE
1956. Armeno-Indoiranica. 3. dšxoy ‘Ruling Lady’. Transactions of the Philological
Society (1956): 91-94. [On an OPers form attested in an Elamite inscription and possibly
related to IE ‘daughter’.]
Bartholomae, Christian. HAVE
1893. Arica III. 11. Anl pt zu t; bal. trī. Indogermanische Forschungen 2: 263. [Baluchi
term for father’s sister in the Indo-Iranian context.]
Bateni, M. R. HAVE
1973. Kinship Terms in Persian. Anthropological Linguistics 15 (7): 324-327.
Beattie, Hugh.
1982. Kinship and Ethnicity in the Nahrin Area of Northern Afghanistan. Afghan Studies
3-4: 39-51. London.
Berrenberg, Jeanne.