Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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... referred to how things were too " liberal " ( bebas ) or lacking in discipline when compared with Bali , and that the " loyalty " ( ketaatan ) people expressed in the transmigration area was somehow increasingly misplaced . Traditional ...
... referred to how things were too " liberal " ( bebas ) or lacking in discipline when compared with Bali , and that the " loyalty " ( ketaatan ) people expressed in the transmigration area was somehow increasingly misplaced . Traditional ...
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portion set aside for this purpose . Giving beer like this is referred to as ukunona ( to be respected ) and the noun umnono meant neatness or carefulness . These beakers are also referred to as umahluko ( difference or distinction ) ...
portion set aside for this purpose . Giving beer like this is referred to as ukunona ( to be respected ) and the noun umnono meant neatness or carefulness . These beakers are also referred to as umahluko ( difference or distinction ) ...
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... referred to as iinkabi ( oxen ) . Alternatives for this term are isipani ( a span , usually used with reference to oxen ) , impi ( group ) or umkhosi ( army ) . The host group is referred to as umsili ( the brewer ) or as mpi yakuthi ...
... referred to as iinkabi ( oxen ) . Alternatives for this term are isipani ( a span , usually used with reference to oxen ) , impi ( group ) or umkhosi ( army ) . The host group is referred to as umsili ( the brewer ) or as mpi yakuthi ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
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Domestic Production | 15 |
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