Adjective:

தாய்வழியைப்,

matriarchal's Usage Examples:

Mazan's L'Orestie d'Eschyle, 1902) defends the theory of Bachofen, who finds in the legend of Orestes an indication of the decay of matriarchal ideas.

The first was matriarchal, inheritance being reckoned through the mother.

The show focuses on the inner workings and dynamics of larger, working class families with a strong matriarchal character at the helm of each family.

The Social or matriarchal took precedence of the Local or patriarchal organization.

In her book on the subject published in 2003, Tina Hobin suggests that it evolved out of "fertility cults, religious rituals, magic and secular dances" designed to worship matriarchal deities.

Polygamy is general in upper Bagirmi, where some traces of a matriarchal stage of society linger, one small state being called Beled-el-Mra, "Women's Land," because its ruler is always a queen.

Synonyms:

matricentric, maternal, matriarchic,

Antonyms:

filial, unrelated, patriarchal, paternal,