Milke 1958b

Links

• Copy in JSTOR

References

Sections

• 6.1 Introduction
  • The relation of the current project to previous work
• 6.2 Kinship
  • Introduction
  • Origins
  • Parent and child generations
  • Conclusion(s)
  • Appendix to chapter 2: Ethnographic sources

Words

• POc: kaka elder s.s. sibling (ADDR), elder parallel cousin (ADDR) parent’s sibling young coconut frond; coconut frond netting protecting young frond
• POc: natu- child child, s.s. sibling’s child, parallel cousin’s child, mother’s brother’s child child, s.s. sibling’s child, s.s. parallel cousin’s child
• POc: tubu- grandparent, grandchild grandparent, grandchild
• POc: tama- father, father’s brother, mother’s sister’s husband father, father’s mother, mother’s sister’s husband, father’s sister’s son, father’s sister’s daughter’s son, father’s sister’s daughter’s daughter’s son
• POc: tina mother, mother’s sister
• POc: [ma]tuqa- mother’s brother
• Ririo: aluwa ♂sister’s child
• POc: taci- o.s. sibling-in-law, younger than ego younger s.s. sibling younger s.s. sibling, parallel cousin’s younger s.s. child
• POc: tua- elder s.s. sibling o.s. sibling-in-law, older than ego
• POc: tuaka- elder s.s. sibling, elder parallel cousin
• POc: papine- ♂sister’, ♂female parallel cousin
• POc: mʷaqane- ♀brother, ♀male parallel cousin
• POc: qasawa- spouse, husband
• PEOc: puŋao- ♂parent- or child-in-law