Marck 1996
Marck, Jeffrey C. 1996. Kin terms in Polynesian protolanguages. Oceanic Linguistics 35. 195-257.
Links
10.2307/3623173References
Sections
- 6.2 Kinship
Words
- PPn: tama-, tama-na father, father’s brother
- PPn: matuqa parent
- PNPn: matuqa parent, parent’s sibling; old, mature (of a person)
- PEPn: matuqa parent; parent’s sibling
- PPn: mātuqa parents
- PPn: masakitaŋa father’s sister
- PNPn: masakitaŋa father’s sister
- PPn: tama woman or couple’s child or classificatory child, esp. son
- PPn: fosa ♂son, ♂brother’s son
- Tongan: foha son
- PPn: qilāmutu ♂sister’s child
- PNPn: qilāmutu ♂sister’s child
- PEPn: irāmutu sibling’s child
- PPn: tupu-, tupuna kin of the second and further ascending generations
- PNPn: tupu-, tupuna kin of the second and further ascending generations
- PEPn: tupuna kin of two or more ascending generations
- PPn: makupu-na kin of two or more descending generations
- PPn: tahi-, tahina younger s.s. sibling
- PNPn: tai-, taina younger s.s. sibling
- PPn: tuaka-, tuakana elder s.s. sibling
- PPn: taqokete elder s.s. sibling
- Proto Tongic: taqokete elder s.s. sibling
- PNPn: taqo-kete s.s. sibling
- PEPn: taqokete s.s. sibling-in-law
- PPn: tua-fafine, tua-fine ♂sister
- PEPn: tua-fine ♂sister
- PPn: tua-ŋaqane ♀brother
- PPn: qahawa-, qahawana spouse
- Tongan: maʔa s.s. sibling-in-law
- PPn: fuŋao, fuŋaona child-in-law
- PPn: fuŋao-ai parent-in-law