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The Lahu divide themselves into a number of subgroups, such as the Lahu Na (Black Lahu), Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu), Lahu Hpu (White Lahu), Lahu Shi (Yellow Lahu) and the Lahu Shehleh. Where a subgroup name refers to a color, it refers to the traditional color of their dress. These groups do not function as tribes or clans - there are no kin groups above that of the family. Lahu trace descent bilaterally, and typically practice matrilocal residence. Bradley (1979) lists the following Lahu ethnic subgroups. Black Lahu Lahu Na Meuneu (Shan, 'north country') Meun Pulon Shehvi (Hsenwi) Bawfa (Shanised) Hkahka: (known only to Bradley's Akha informants) Panai (known only to Bradley's Akha informants) Divergent Lahu Na dialects Kaishin: (Chinese 'exchange hearts') Hpu: ('white') Hu:paw Kulao Namhpehn (hpeh) Lalaw (na) Laba Huli Lahu Nyi ('red') Nyi Venya ('go to town') Kulao: (not the same as Hpu: type Lahu Kulao) Shehleh (Red Lahu name) Laho Na ('black') / Shehleh Laho Namoe Laho A:leh Yellow Lahu 'Like Black Lahu' A:ga / A:do'aga (Black Lahu name) A:hpube:le: (Yellow Lahu 'bent gourd'; own name) Shi: Bankeo: Laho Shi Banlan (black name) Menhke (yellow name) Divergent Lahu Meh Lahu Lawmeh Lahu Velon ('big town') Unclassified[note 1] Kawsung Pawla Khapaw Cili Senling Nambawpe Si Pyeng ('yellow-Pyeng') Si Pü ('yellow - white') Hai (Chinese 'black' ?) Non-Lahu (some have "become" Lahu) Micha (Lisoid group) Bana (Akoid group)