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1982. IE *pt in Slavic. Folia Linguistica Historica 3 (1): 25-28. [Includes discussion of
Slavic reflexes of IE terms for ‘nephew,’ ‘niece,’ and ‘father’s brother’.]
Kowalewsky, Maxim M.
1890. Marriage among the Early Slavs. Folklore 1 (4): 463-480.
L’vov, A. S.
1957. Iz staroslavjanskata leksika: -ženichъ-nevĕstьnikъ. Bъlgarski ezik 7: 44-46.
Machek, Vaclav. HAVE
1942. Aus der slavischen Hochzeitsterminologie. Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie 18:
315-331. [Includes *nevěsta and *svatŭ.]
Machek, Václav. HAVE
1948. Étymologies slaves. 1. Terminologie de l’ancienne organisation sociale slave
(*panъ, *voldyka). Recueil Linguistique de Bratislava 1: 93-101.
Machek, Václav.
1968. Etymologický slovník jazyka ceského. Praha: Academia. [Pp. 39-40: baba; 667-668:
ujec, 422: otec; 584: stryc, etc.]
Meillet, Antoine.
1918. Les vocatifs slaves du type mo˛žŭ. Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique 20: 95-
102.
Meillet, Antoine. HAVE
1902. Etymologies. 7. – pesti, pestera ‘caverne’. In Études sur l’Étymologie et le
Vocabulaire du Vieux Slave, par Antoine Meillet. Pp. 166-168. Paris: Librairie Émile
Boullon. [P. 167: on ORuss nestera ‘niece’ and Lat matertera ‘mother’s sister’.]
Meillet, Antoine.
1953. Les origines du vocabulaire slave. Revue des Études Slaves 5: 5-13. [Pp. 6-7: IE
kin terms in Slavic.] HAVE
Meillet, Antoine, and André Vaillant.
1934. Le Slave Commun. Paris: H. Champion. [Pp. 30, 52, 60, 62, 78, 95, 113, 128, 149,
163, 177, 348, 425, 427, 496, 498: various aspects of kin terms; 495: a list of kin terms;
Reviews: Kent 1934; Gray L. 1935.
Melich, Johann.
1913. Miscellen. Archiv für Slavische Philologie 34: 545-552. [P. 549: the ū-stems in
Slavic, including kin terms.] HAVE
Meriggi, Bruno. HAVE
1962. Su alcuni termini di parentela Slavi. In Studi in Onore di Ettore lo Gatto e
Giovanni Nauer. Pp. 477-490. Firenze: Sansoni.
Meriggi, Bruno. HAVE
1973. Nomi di parentela Slavi. In Serta Slavica in Memoriam Aloisii Schmaus,
herausgegeben von Wolfgang Gesemann. Pp. 492-498. München: Rudolf Trofenik