INDO-EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Firth, Raymond ... - Kinship Studies
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in the anlaut and between vowels in Modern Greek and Vulgar Latin, including such kin<br />
terms as yinéka ‘woman, wife’ and hermano, -a ‘sibling’.] HAVE<br />
Borgmann, Dmitro A.<br />
1986. You and Your Relations. Word Ways: Journal of Recreational Linguistics 19 91):<br />
11-13. [Cousin terms in English and other modern European languages.]<br />
Bradke, P. von. HAVE<br />
1894. Zwei sprachgeschichtliche Skizzen. 1. Skr. dāra – griech. δάμαρ. 2. Skr jā mātār,<br />
jārá – griech. γαμβρός, γαμέω; Skr jārayáti. Indogermanische Forschungen 4: 85-91.<br />
Brugmann, Karl.<br />
1904. Etymologische Miszellen. 1. Griech. ’ίδιος, aind. ví. Indogermanische<br />
Forschungen 16: 491-495. [P. 493: Lat vitricus ‘step-father’ and Skrt vi-mātar ‘stepmother’.]<br />
HAVE<br />
Brugmann, Karl. HAVE<br />
1904-1905. Griech. υιύς υιός υιωνός und ai. sūnúš* got. sunus. Indogermanische<br />
Forschungen 17: 483-491.<br />
Brugmann, Karl. HAVE<br />
1907. Νυός, nurus, snušā und die griechischen und italischen femininen Substantiva auf<br />
-os. Indogermanische Forschungen 21 (3-4): 315-322.<br />
Brugmann, Karl. HAVE<br />
1907-1908. Die Anomalen in der Flexion von griech. γυνή, armen. kin und altnord. kona.<br />
Indogermanische Forschungen 22: 171-193.<br />
Cohn, Werner. HAVE<br />
1969. Some Comparisons between Gypsy (North American ŗom) and American English<br />
<strong>Kinship</strong> Terms. American Anthropologist 71 (3): 476-482.<br />
Delsing, Lars-Olof, and Verner Egerland.<br />
2002. <strong>Kinship</strong> Nouns in Possessive Constructions in Italian and Scandinavian.<br />
Sprachtypologie und Universalienforschung 55 (2): 103-120.<br />
Devoto, Giacomo.<br />
1936. Germanisch-Lateinisch und Germanisch-Oskisch-Umbrisch. In Germanen und<br />
Indogermanen: Volkstum, Sprache, Heimat, Kultur. Festschrift für Herman Hirt,<br />
herausgegeben von Helmut Arnitz. Ss. 533-547. Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [P. 547: Latin,<br />
Celtic, Gothic and Oscan terms for son and daughter and the isolation of nuclear family.]<br />
Edwards, Jeanette. HAVE<br />
2006. Reflecting on the “Euro” in “Euro-America” <strong>Kinship</strong>: Lithuania and the United<br />
Kingdom. In Acta Historicas Universitatis Klaipedensis 13, Studia Antropologica 2: 129-<br />
136.<br />
Erhart, Adolf. HAVE<br />
1956. Zum IE. Wechsel Media: Media Aspirata. Sborník Prací Filosofické Fakulty<br />
Brněnské University 5. Rady Jazykovědné (A) 4: 5-18. [P. 10: discussion of duhita ~<br />
thugater.]<br />
Eyben, Emiel.<br />
1980-1981. Family Planning in Graeco-Roman Antiquity. Ancient Society 11-12: 5-82.
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