tribalism (tribalizm)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 49
[ No national life, much le civilisation, was po ible under the system of Celtic tribalism , as it existed at least till the time of the Tudors. Edinburgh Rev. , CLXIII. 443. The period of the Judges was one of entire tribalism , with little national union and continuous relapses into idolatry. The American , XVII. 104. tribally (tri'bal-i), adv. In a tribal manner; as or with reference to a tribe. It is probable that Profe or Putnam is not justified in concluding that the people of the two sections were tri bally identical. Science, XV. 383.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →