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patrilateral, a.|pætrɪˈlætərəl|
[f. patri- + lateral a.]
(See quot. 1964.)
1949N. Fortes Social Struct. 70 Ashanti say..that a person can claim house-room in the house of a patrilateral kinsman. 1957V. W. Turner Schism & Continuity in Afr. Society vii. 222 Kafumbu's..followers were a group of uterine siblings and their children, related to him by ties of marriage and patrilateral cross-cousinship. 1964Gould & Kolb Dict. Social Sci. 486/2 Patrilateral is sometimes used as a synonym for patrilineal... It is more usual nowadays to use the term for relationships traced through the father in a matrilineal system..or for relatives on the father's side in a non-unilineal kinship system. 1969M. Fortes Kinship & Social Order (1970) ii. xi. 201 Patrilateral connections are, as a rule, recognized among the offspring of men whose own fathers were the sons of one man, that is, among the children of parallel cousins, but rarely beyond that stage. 1973Times Lit. Suppl. 6 July 787/2 That ideal marriage partner, the father's brother's daughter... It looks well, in Kabyl society, for a man to marry his patrilateral parallel cousin. |