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الصفحة 155
But one may suggest in passing that to allow marriage with any kind of cousin seems less in need of special explanation than insistence on marriage with one particular kind and the prohibition of all others .
But one may suggest in passing that to allow marriage with any kind of cousin seems less in need of special explanation than insistence on marriage with one particular kind and the prohibition of all others .
الصفحة 236
#Toma , one of our informants , pondering on the question of how the n ! ow comes to be of one kind or the other in a person , said he thought the child's position in the womb and whether the child had long or short legs might have ...
#Toma , one of our informants , pondering on the question of how the n ! ow comes to be of one kind or the other in a person , said he thought the child's position in the womb and whether the child had long or short legs might have ...
الصفحة 320
In both contexts the word ruganda implies , in behavioural terms , kinds of social relation- ships which are thought about in the idiom of agnation , and which differ , if they differ at all , in intensity rather than in kind .
In both contexts the word ruganda implies , in behavioural terms , kinds of social relation- ships which are thought about in the idiom of agnation , and which differ , if they differ at all , in intensity rather than in kind .
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THE KIN TERMINOLOGY SYSTEM OF THE KUNG BUSH | 1 |
THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS AND MEANING OF HAUSA | 26 |
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