Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... names are yagō or household names , which are still widely used by the in- habitants to identify a household head or a household . All households ( except the newly arrived one ) have these yagō , which have been transmitted without ...
... names are yagō or household names , which are still widely used by the in- habitants to identify a household head or a household . All households ( except the newly arrived one ) have these yagō , which have been transmitted without ...
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... names with nick- names . It is not strange , then , that Barrett is surprised that house- hold names in Benabarre do not act like nicknames in Andalusia or Castile . He ( Barrett 1978 : 105-106 ) wonders because in Benabarre Nicknames ...
... names with nick- names . It is not strange , then , that Barrett is surprised that house- hold names in Benabarre do not act like nicknames in Andalusia or Castile . He ( Barrett 1978 : 105-106 ) wonders because in Benabarre Nicknames ...
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... NAMES AND TITLES AS ROLE SIGNS Names and titles distinguish the sexes in ' Ain al - Qasis . Nearly all personal names in Arabic are either masculine or feminine . French names are increasingly popular , and these also distinguish gender ...
... NAMES AND TITLES AS ROLE SIGNS Names and titles distinguish the sexes in ' Ain al - Qasis . Nearly all personal names in Arabic are either masculine or feminine . French names are increasingly popular , and these also distinguish gender ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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