Meanings of exogamous in English

Of course he and Janda wanted to adhere to the exogamous code.

By preference the Andamanese are exogamous as regards sept and endogamous as regards tribe.

They have no subcastes but thirty-six exogamous sections.

The Santals are divided into exogamous septs-originally twelve in number, and their social observances are complex, e.g.

The caste have exogamous sections, which are of the usual low-caste type, with titular or totemistic names.

Arunta totems were, originally, hereditary among the Arunta, as everywhere else, and no totem occurred in both exogamous divisions.

Moreover, even among the Arunta, certain totems greatly preponderate in each of the two exogamous intermarrying divisions of the tribe.

The caste have also a large number of exogamous groups, the names of which are usually derived from plants, animals, and natural objects.

The mothers in each division would have children of all the totems, and thus the same totems now appeared in both of the exogamous divisions.

They have a large number of exogamous septs, most of which appear to have Marāthi names, either taken from villages or of a titular character.

The Sānsias have totemistic exogamous septs, usually derived from the names of sacred objects, as Kachhap, tortoise, Sankh, the conch-shell, Tulsi, basil, and so on.

The first and chief division in our tribe, as regards customary marriage law, is the partition of all tribes-folk into these 'phratries,' or 'exogamous moieties.'

Exogamous Clans in the Cherra State

Exogamous Clans in the Khyrim State

'The barbarous Aryan,' says Sir Henry Maine, 'is generally exogamous.

Of course he and Janda wanted to adhere to the exogamous code.