uxorilocal

English

From Latin uxor (“wife”) + local.

uxorilocal (not comparable)

(anthropology) Matrilocal.
- 1969, Georges Perec, Gilbert Adair (translator), A Void:
  In Gogni (Chad) a Sokoro, clad in his traditional tunic, a tunic as long as a raglan coat such as a snobbishly insular Parisian might sport whilst on safari, paid a visit to a son of his who was living in Mokulu as a willing victim of an unusual (and, until now, unknown) marital status constituting a paradoxical - or, as anthropologists say, "uxorilocal" - form of subjugation.

uxorilocal (feminine uxorilocale, masculine plural uxorilocaux, feminine plural uxorilocales)

单词	uxorilocal
释义	uxorilocal English Etymology From Latin uxor (“wife”) + local. Adjective uxorilocal (not comparable) (anthropology) Matrilocal. 1969, Georges Perec, Gilbert Adair (translator), A Void: In Gogni (Chad) a Sokoro, clad in his traditional tunic, a tunic as long as a raglan coat such as a snobbishly insular Parisian might sport whilst on safari, paid a visit to a son of his who was living in Mokulu as a willing victim of an unusual (and, until now, unknown) marital status constituting a paradoxical - or, as anthropologists say, "uxorilocal" - form of subjugation. Derived terms uxorilocality uxorilocally French Adjective uxorilocal (feminine uxorilocale, masculine plural uxorilocaux, feminine plural uxorilocales) uxorilocal Further reading “uxorilocal”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.
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