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McCone, Kim.<br />
1992. The Etymology of Old Irish déis ‘Client(s)’. Ériu 43: 193-197. [Includes Celtic<br />
terms for son-in-law allegedly derived from the word for ‘client’, with further<br />
etymological connection to IE forms for house.]<br />
MacLeod, Neil.<br />
2000. <strong>Kinship</strong>. Ériu 51: 1-22. [Aspects of medieval Irish kinship system.]<br />
Maille, Tomas.<br />
1910. The Language of the Annals of Ulster. Manchester: Manchester University Press.<br />
[Pp. 49-50: on OIr aue ‘grandson’.] HAVE<br />
Meyer, Kuno.<br />
1912. Miscellen. 6. Die Wortstellung in der altirischen Dichtung. Zeitschrift für Celtische<br />
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Meid, Wolfgang.<br />
2001. ‘Freundschaft’ and ‘Liebe’ in keltischen Sprachen. In Donum Grammaticum:<br />
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O’Brien, M. A.<br />
1938. OIr. amnair. Études Celtiques 3: 364. [Old Irish term for ‘mother’s brother’.]<br />
O’Brien, M. A. HAVE<br />
1956. Etymologies and Notes. 15. Der-, Dar-, Derb- in Female Names. Celtica 3: 178-<br />
179. [A hypothesis of the epigraphic reflection of the IE word for “daughter” in Old<br />
Irish.]<br />
Patterson, Nerys W. HAVE<br />
1985. <strong>Kinship</strong> Law or Number Symbolism: Models of Distributive Justice in Old Irish<br />
Law. In Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium (May 3 and 4, 1985) 5: 49-86.<br />
Patterson, Nerys W.<br />
1981. <strong>Kinship</strong> and Law in Pre-Norman Ireland. Ph.D. dissertation. Harvard University.<br />
Patterson, Nerys W. HAVE<br />
1990. Patrilineal <strong>Kinship</strong> in Early Irish Society: The Evidence from the Irish Law Texts.<br />
Bulletin of the Board of Celtic <strong>Studies</strong> 37: 133-165.<br />
Patterson, Nerys T.<br />
1991. Cattle-Lord and Clansmen: <strong>Kinship</strong> and Rank in Early Ireland. New York: Garland.<br />
Reviews: Stacey 1995; Bitel 1996.<br />
Pokorny, Julius. HAVE<br />
1913. Keltisce Miszellen. 5. Altirish muimme ‘Pflegemutter’. Zeitschrift für<br />
Vergleichende Sprachforschung 45: 362-364. [On kin terms in child language, including<br />
Celtic terms for son.]<br />
Pokorny, Julius. HAVE<br />
1956. Miscellanea Celtica. Celtica 3: 306-310. [Pp. 309-310: a kinship etymology of<br />
OIr. indaib.]
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