Assertion: kinship's term | /r/ObjectUse | used for both one's father's sister
Facets:
value: in the iroquois kin naming system
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Thus, Crow kinship is like Iroquois kinship, with the addition that a number of relatives belonging to one's father's matrilineage are grouped together, ignoring generational differences, so that the same term is used for both one's father's sister and one's father's sister's daughter, etc.
text: The term ‘Ami’ is used for father’s sister, wife’s mother, husband
text: In the Iroquois kin naming system, the same term of reference is used for father and father's brother as well as mother and mother's sister.
text: Thus, Crow kinship is like Iroquois kinship, with the addition that a number of relatives belonging to one's father's matrilineage are grouped together, ignoring generational differences, so that the same term is used for both one's father's sister and one's father's sister's daughter, etc.
text: Thus, Crow kinship is like Iroquois kinship, with the addition that a number of relatives belonging to one's father's matrilineage are grouped together, ignoring generational differences, so that the same term is used for both one's father's sister and one's father's sister's daughter, etc.