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1950. Die Baltischen Sprachen. Ihre Beziehung zur Einander und zu den<br />

Indogermanischen Schwesteridiomen als Einführung in die Baltische Sprachwissenschaft.<br />

Heidelberg: Carl Winter. [Pp. 44-48: kin terms.] HAVE<br />

Gagliano, Maria T. A.<br />

1992. Le isoglosse lessicali lituano-prussiane. Indogermanische Forschungen 97: 145-<br />

174. [Pp. 162-163: terms for son.] HAVE<br />

Rosinas, Albertas. HAVE<br />

2000. Dél baltų *pat(is), *pat(n)ī pirminės reikšmės ir gramatinio statusu. Baltistica 35<br />

(2): 129-140. [P. 139: English summary.]<br />

LATVIAN<br />

Beldavs, Aija V.<br />

1977. Goddesses in a Man’s World: Latvian Matricentricity in Culture and Spheres of<br />

Influence in Society. Journal of Baltic <strong>Studies</strong> 8 (2): 105-129.<br />

Blesse, Ernst.<br />

1958. Lettische Etymologien. 1. Einige Bildungen von der Pronominalwurzel *s(w)-.<br />

Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 75: 91-115.<br />

Hauzenberga-Šturma, Edite. HAVE<br />

1960. Lett lĩgava, laudava ‘(künstige) junge Ehefrau > Verlobte, Braut. In In Honorem<br />

Endzelini, edited by Edite Hauzenberga-Šturma. Chicago: Čikāgas baltu Filologu Kopa.<br />

Hinze, F.<br />

1985. Zwei deutsche Lehnworter im Baltischen. Baltistica 21 (1) : 33-36. [On meita<br />

‘daughter’.]<br />

Ivanov, Viach, Vs. HAVE<br />

1974. Iz etimologicheskih nabliudenii nad baltiiskoi leksikoi. 1. Latysh. mãsa “sestra” i<br />

indoevropeiskie nazvaiia sestry. Zeitschrift für Slawistik 19: 190-195.<br />

Jēgers, B.<br />

1956-1957. Baltische Etymologien. 6. Lett. mētruoties. Commentationes Balticae 4-5:<br />

39-45. [‘sich mit einer unnützen Arbeit abgeben’; possible connection to the term for<br />

mother.]<br />

Plakans, Andrejs.<br />

1992. Family Dynamics in the Eastern Baltic Littoral, 1500-1800. In Les Modèles<br />

Familiaux en Europe aux XVIe-XVIIIe Siècles, edited by Cezary Kuklo. Pp. 81-94.<br />

Bialystok, Poland: Podlaska.<br />

Plakans, Andrejs, and Charles Wetherell.<br />

1988. The <strong>Kinship</strong> Domain in an East European Peasant Community: Pinkenhof, 1833-<br />

1850. American Historical Review 93: 359-386.<br />

Plakans, Andrejs, and Charles Wetherell.<br />

1992. Family and Economy in an Early Nineteenth-Century Baltic Serf Estate. Continuity<br />

and Change 7: 199-223.<br />

Plakans, Andrejs, and Charles Wetherell. HAVE

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