patrilocal family

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• patrilocal — |pa.trə, |pā.trə+ adjective Etymology: patr + local : located at or centered around the residence of the of the husband s family or tribe a patrilocal marriage contrasted with matrilocal; compare avunculocal, neolocal …   Useful english dictionary

• patrilocal — adjective a) living with the family of the husband b) Describing a people or culture in which newly married couples live with the males family. Syn: virilocal …   Wiktionary

• patrilocal — pætrɪ ləʊkl adj. living with the husband s family, pertaining to residence with the husband s family (Anthropology) …   English contemporary dictionary

• patrilocal — /pætriˈloʊkəl/ (say patree lohkuhl) adjective Anthropology of or relating to a marriage in which the marriage partners live with the husband s family. –patrilocally, adverb –patrilocality, noun …  

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• Matrilocal residence — In social anthropology, matrilocal residence or matrilocality (also uxorilocal residence or uxorilocality) is a term referring to the societal system in which a married couple resides with or near the wife s parents, thus the female offspring of… …   Wikipedia