- anthropology,
matrilocal residence or
matrilocality (also
uxorilocal residence or
uxorilocality) is the
societal system in
which a
married couple resides...
- Some of the Boro–Garo
speaking communities such as the
matrilineal and
uxorilocal Garo, Rabha, and to some
extent Koch
still retain cultural features that...
-
frequently performed in
conjunction with an
interval of
uxorilocal residence. The
length of
uxorilocal residence and the
duration of
bride service are contingent...
- hair-style, tattooing,
teeth pulling, pile-dwellings,
cliff burials, and
uxorilocal post-marital residences.
Perhaps the
Taiwan aborigines were also Minyue...
- same time,
depending on the society, the
residence could be virilocal,
uxorilocal, and
sometimes the
spouses could live with
neither the husband's relatives...
- uveal, uvula,
uvular †ūvula uvul- uxor uxōr- wife uxorial, uxoricide,
uxorilocal,
uxorious vacca vacc- cow vaccary, vaccination, vaccine,
vaquero vacuus...
-
arranged into four
quarters for each of the clans. They also
follow a
uxorilocal habitation,
where the male
moves into the
household of the
woman when...
-
Gravrand Charles Becker 1990 1993
Siraya Austronesia Taiwan Duolocal,
uxorilocal Matrilineal Shepherd &
Candidius 1995 Tai
people Asia
Matrilocal Tlingit...
- near
Kaohsiung as a
combination of the
surnames Zhang and Jian from a
uxorilocal,
matrilocal residence marriage custom in Fujian, China, and now exists...
-
relation is
often unstable and
separation is common. The
Matsigenka are
uxorilocal,
which means that the man
moves to his wife who
usually still live with...
