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terms for sister and mother.]
Žukaite-Buivydiene, Rūta.
1987. Giminystes pavadinimai leksikograficos praktikos aspektu. Lietuviu kalbotyros
klausimai 26: 189-193.
OLD PRUSSIAN
Benveniste, Émile.
1932. Notes d’etymologie prussienne. Studi Baltici 2: 78-83. [P. 81: formation of words
for father- and son-in-law.]
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
1992. Old Prussian brāti, brote; duckti. In Colloquium Pruthenicum Primum: Papers
from the 1st International Conference on Old Prussian held in Warsaw, September 30th-
October 1st, 1991. Pp. 13-14. Warszawa: Wydawnictwa Universytetu Warszawskiego.
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
1996. The Nominative Singular of r-Stems. Baltistica 31 (2): 139-140. [A reply to
Mańczak 1993.]
Mańczak, Witold. HAVE
1993. Ancien prussien brote, brāti, duckti. Baltistica 28 (2): 55-63.
Schmalstieg, William R.
1974. An Old Prussian Grammar: The Phonology and Morphology of the Three
Catechisms. University Park and London: Pennsylvania State University. [Pp. 40-41: the
three attested kin term r-stems and declensions of ‘son’ and ‘daughter’ in Lithuanian.]
Witczak, Krzysztof T. HAVE
2004. Old Prussian moazo ‘mother’s sister’, mosuco ‘weasel’ and Related Words.
Baltistica 39 (1): 131-139.
CELTIBERIAN
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE
1996. Celtiberian Tuateres, Tuateros ‘Daughter’. Veleia: Revista de Prehistoria, Historia
Antigua, Arqueología y Filología Clásicas 13: 271-273.
CELTIC
ANCIENT
GENERAL
Ahlqvist, Anders.
1980. Varia III. Old Irish bé, ben ‘woman’. Ériu 31: 156-163.
Baumgarten, Rolf.
1985. The Kinship Metaphors in ‘Bechbretha’ and ‘Coibnes Usci Thairidne.’ Peritia:
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