INDO-EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Firth, Raymond ... - Kinship Studies

1993. Armenian, Tocharian, and the “Glottalic Theory.” In 2d International Symposium
on Armenian Linguistics (21-23 September 1987). Pp. 218-241. Yerevan: Armenian
Academy Press. [Pp. 221, 222, 224: reflexes of IE stops in several Armenian kin terms.]
MODERN
Diniz, Beatriz. HAVE
1977. Os Termos do Parentesco em Armênio. São Paulo: Universidade de São Paulo,
Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas. 189 P.
Mahé, Jean-Pierre. HAVE
1984. Structures sociales et vocabulaire de la parenté et de la collectivité en arménien
contemporain. Revue des Études Arméniennes 18 (1-2): 327-345.
Platz, Stephanie. HAVE
1995. “We Don’t Have Capitalism…We Have Kinship”: The State, the Family, and the
Expression of Armenian Identity. Anthropology of East Europe Review 13 (2): 30-33.
Wallis, Wilson D. HAVE
1923. Some Phases of Armenian Social Life. American Anthropologist 25 (4): 582-584.
[Includes a list of kin terms collected among Armenians in Fresno, California.]
BALTIC
GENERAL
Bērtulis, R.
1987. Vārda formas un nozĩmes savstarpējās attiecības (Latv. mate: liet. mótė). In
Latviešu valodas kontaktu pētījumi. PP. 29-62. Rīga: Zinātne.
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE
1934-1935. Lit. ÚOŠVIS, Lett. UÔSVIS ‘Suocero’. Studi Baltici 4 : 57-62. [Baltic terms
for ‘wife’s father’.]
Fränkel, Ernst.
1923. Zur Verstümmelung, bzw Unterdrückung funktionsschwacher oder funktionsarmer
Elemente in den baltoslavischen Sprachen. Indogermanische Forschungen 41: 393-421.
[P. 401-402: shortened forms of Baltic kin terms.] HAVE
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE
1934. Zur Vermischung der -o- und -u- Stämme im Baltischen. Zeitschrift für
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 61: 270-276. [Pp. 271-274: vocative and shortened
forms of kin terms.]
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE
1936-1937. Alcuni problemi di grammatical e di vocabolario Lituani. 2. Intorno ai nomi
di parentela baltici. Studi Baltici 6: 110-116.
Fränkel, Ernst. HAVE
1949. Undeutungen von Flexionformen und eventuelle Entstehung neuer Paradigmen in
den indogermanischen Sprachen. 2. Lit. (j)eras “Lamm,” lett. jęrs, preuss. eristian usw.
Indogermanische Forschungen 59: 306-309. [P. 308-309: on ietere, ietala vs. vietere,
vietala in Latvian and gente vs. jente ‘husband’s brother’s wife’ in Lithuanian.]
Fränkel, Ernst.