Ethnology, Volume 38University of Pittsburgh, 1999 - Anthropology |
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Page 105
... called all of her cousins ( parallel and cross ) who lived nearby ( she named no one who did not live in the ... called tuakaqu ( my elder sibling ) , while younger siblings and parallel cousins are called taciqu ( my younger sibling ) ...
... called all of her cousins ( parallel and cross ) who lived nearby ( she named no one who did not live in the ... called tuakaqu ( my elder sibling ) , while younger siblings and parallel cousins are called taciqu ( my younger sibling ) ...
Page 141
... called ormeek . I mean , I am called ormeek and him over here [ referring to my assistant ] , he is ormeek , and this child sitting here is ormeek . Now what will we do with this term ormeek ? I know that a smart person is called ormeek ...
... called ormeek . I mean , I am called ormeek and him over here [ referring to my assistant ] , he is ormeek , and this child sitting here is ormeek . Now what will we do with this term ormeek ? I know that a smart person is called ormeek ...
Page 155
... called KEIBAM and the language spoken is called WIABEK [ = Haruai ] . These people visit the Barabien and Sangavi areas only . The language spoken by the Sangavi people is also WIABEK . Through their connections with Barabien , 2 of the ...
... called KEIBAM and the language spoken is called WIABEK [ = Haruai ] . These people visit the Barabien and Sangavi areas only . The language spoken by the Sangavi people is also WIABEK . Through their connections with Barabien , 2 of the ...
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