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الصفحة 243
Few are readily distinguishable from other Muhammadan Habe whose culture is now their own ; but dimajai trace kinship mainly through their ubangiji's family since their own ancestors rarely had other kin near by .
Few are readily distinguishable from other Muhammadan Habe whose culture is now their own ; but dimajai trace kinship mainly through their ubangiji's family since their own ancestors rarely had other kin near by .
الصفحة 254
In kinship terms . In GUSII , all kinship terms belong either to Cl . 1/2 or Cl . 9/10 . In KURIA a few terms also occur in Cl . 7/8 . In neither language are there any examples of terms in which no prefix - or zero - prefix - occurs ...
In kinship terms . In GUSII , all kinship terms belong either to Cl . 1/2 or Cl . 9/10 . In KURIA a few terms also occur in Cl . 7/8 . In neither language are there any examples of terms in which no prefix - or zero - prefix - occurs ...
الصفحة 261
а By extension , the usage occurring for kinship terms may also occur in respect of kinship groups , and the following examples from GUSII may be of interest : ényomba 9/10 House , ' clan ' ( ? ) ényomba yaito égasareka Our house has ...
а By extension , the usage occurring for kinship terms may also occur in respect of kinship groups , and the following examples from GUSII may be of interest : ényomba 9/10 House , ' clan ' ( ? ) ényomba yaito égasareka Our house has ...
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