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Dhonnchadha, Márín Ní.<br />
1986. Inailt ‘Foster-Sister, Fosterling’. Celtica 18: 185-191.<br />
Foy, Willy.<br />
1896. Die indogermanischen s-Laute (s und z) im Keltischen. Indogermanische<br />
Forschungen 6: 313-339. [Pp. 322-323: OIr siur, fiur, Cymr chwaer ‘sister’ in the context<br />
of IE s in anlaut and inlaut.]<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1975. *dhugHtēr in Irish. Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 33: 39-40. [On<br />
possible epigraphic reflections of the IE word for ‘daughter’in Old Irish.]<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1987. Miscellanea. Welsh hogyn, hogen. Indogermanische Forschungen 100: 123.<br />
Hamp, Eric P. HAVE<br />
1990. Varia. XLIII. Istres MATPON. Études Celtiques 27: 181-182. [Epigraphic<br />
evidence for genitive plural of ‘mother.’]<br />
Holmer, N.<br />
1955. Some Old Irish forms. 3. nathar, sethar, etc. Ériu 17: 109-111. [On the origin of<br />
the Gen. Sing. of siur ‘sister’.]<br />
Huld, Martin E.<br />
1981. Cu Chulainn and His IE Kin. Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie 38: 238-241. [On<br />
OIr fiur in the meaning ‘woman’s brother’s daughter’ in the context of the Omaha<br />
hypothesis of PIE kin terminology.]<br />
Jasanoff, Jay H. HAVE<br />
1989. Old Irish bé ‘woman’. Ériu 40: 135-141.<br />
Jenkins, Gwyn M. HAVE<br />
1958. DAW : DOFION. Bulletin of the Board of Celtic <strong>Studies</strong> 17: 252-258. [The Welsh<br />
term for ‘son-in-law’ and the IE name of ‘husband’s brother’.]<br />
Lambert, Pierre-Yves.<br />
1994. La Langue Gauloise: Description Linguistique, Commentaire d’Inscriptions<br />
Choisies. Paris: Editions Errance. [Pp. 61, 168-169: attested kin terms.]<br />
Lane, George S. HAVE<br />
1932. Celtic Notes. 7. Irish nuachar, snuachar. Language 8 (4): 297-298. [On the term<br />
for ‘spouse’.]<br />
Lejeune, Michel.<br />
1985. Texts gaulois et gallo-romans en cursive latine. 3. Le plomb du Larzac. Études<br />
Celtiques 22: 95-177. [Pp. 131-134, 167-168: on kin terms, including the attestation of<br />
duxtir.] HAVE<br />
Lewis, Hubert.<br />
1889. The Ancient Laws of Wales. London: Elliot Stock. [Includes laws of the kindred.]<br />
Leyton, Elliott H.<br />
1972. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Class in an Ulster Vilage. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Toronto.
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