patrilocal
virilocal

It is patrilineal and patrilocal with a focus on the extended family.

Married couples leave their Patrilocal extended household only after several children are born.

Toto family is patrilocal in nature dominated by nuclear type.

Families living in a patrilocal residence generally assume joint ownership of domestic sources.

"Instead of patrilineal and patrilocal families, we are quickly moving toward a system that is bilateral.

But your rules produce an unusual setup; each ship is a patrilocal matriarchy.

Residency after marriage can also be patrilocal or avunculocal.

Many societies that practise a matrilineal system often have a patrilocal residence and men still exercise significant authority.

These all agree in exhibiting a patriarchal, patrilocal and patrilineal social fabric.

The family of Munda tribe is patrilineal, patrilocal and patriarchal.

Marriage is, as a rule, patrilocal and monogamous.

Each village is. composed of distinct patrilineal, patrilocal households.

The traditional Mongol family was patriarchal, patrilineal and patrilocal.

They follow the rule of patrilocal residence.

The Kisan family is patrilineal and the residence is patrilocal.

Huave families are patrilocal and reside in homes with thatched roofs.

This leaves widows, divorced and deserted women in a difficult position, particularly in patrilocal societies.

"From early records it is clear that residence was mainly patrilocal among the Tsimshian..."

Caribou Inuit lived within a patrilocal social unit.

Married couples live in a patrilocal arrangement.

Matrilocal residence may be regarded as the opposite of patrilocal residence.

In the north, marriage usually follows a patrilocal (lives with husband's family) system, where the groom is a non-related member of the family.

Chimpanzees also have patrilocal living patterns, which aid with forming close coalitions, as all males are likely kin.

Their society is apparently patriarchal, residence after marriage and is patrilocal if a bride-price was paid.

Pike said this was evidence of a patrilocal society, where families "married out" their daughters, either to avoid inbreeding or build allegiances with neighbours.

Virilocal residence is the norm.

They observe virilocal residence.

The practice of matriliniality was distinctly different and was predominantly virilocal with married couples residing with or near the husband's parents.

A cultural trait present among the Jabo, and apparently widespread across the Kru group is the practice of virilocal exogamy.

The maloca community is the minimal exogamic unit and residence is virilocal: on marriage, wives move in whilst sisters move out.

Residence in Lusi-speaking Kaliai villages is ideally virilocal, and married couples nowadays live in individual family households, but women are not isolated by this residence pattern.

If previously mostly women moved to Mabilafu - due to the customary of virilocal marriage - in the last years the number of men moving to Mabilafu increased greatly.

Nambiārs followed the Marumakkathayam (Matrilineal) system of inheritance with both uxorilocal and virilocal marriages and lived in units called Tharavadus (matrilineal joint-family).

Because girls traditionally marry out in virilocal marriage (living with or near the husband's parents) they have been seen as "mouths from another family" or as a waste of resources to raise.

Marriage being almost universally virilocal, the married female members, numbering between 6 and 8, will in all probability live in hamlets or villages other than the one inhabited by the core of their Memin.

In the Sri Lankan situation "marriages" were distinguished according to whether they were diga (virilocal - wife goes to her husband's house) or binna (uxorilocal - husband goes to his wife's house).

In social anthropology, patrilocal residence or patrilocality, also known as virilocal residence or virilocality, are terms referring to the social system in which a married couple resides with or near the husband's parents.

During the 16th century, medieval women gained new-found security as wives within virilocal systems, in contrast to the insecurity of Heian-period wives in uxorilocal and wifevisiting arrangements where women were easily abandoned by their spouses.