patripotestal
/ˌpatripəˈtɛstl/Cultural Anthropol. and Sociology
adjective
Characterized by the exercise of authority by the father or one of his male relatives over a family or household.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Northcote Thomas (b. 1868). From patri- + potestal.
- where'er
- wherefore
- wherefrom
- wherein
- where it's at
- whereof
- whereon
- where one lives
- where (or when) the rubber meets (or hits) the road
- wheresoe'er
- wheresoever
- where someone is at
- where someone is coming from
- where's the fire?
- where there's a will there's a way
- where there's muck there's brass
- whereto
- whereupon
- wherever
- wherewith
- wherewithal
- wherry
- wherryman
- whet
- whether