Kihini
"Kihiˊni Island" (1-048), "an island of the same name" as the village on it (1-052), "the island of Kihiˊni" (1-160). It carries two of the gazetteer's villages — Kihini on the northwestern shore and Yergin at the southwestern end — and both points fall inside the traced shape, which is the text and the tracing agreeing without having been asked to.
No gazetteer in hand draws it, so the area on the map is the editor's own tracing.
| within | Bering Strait |
|---|---|
| contains | Kihini, Yergin |
| area | Kihiˊni · editor |
| form | ||
|---|---|---|
| Kihiˊni | Chukchi | also Kihini, which 1-048 and 1-160 both set in one sentence with this |
- 1-048 uncollated and some distance away from the narrow mouth of the bay. OnKihiˊniIsland the village Kihiˊni lies on its outward northwestern
- 1-052 uncollated ɪn (Eskimo, Yaˊrg̣a), on the southwestern end of the islandKihiˊni: 3 houses (not mentioned in the Register). Alaˊyon (“the su
- 1-160 uncollated Mɪˊs˙qᴀn and Rêˊtkên in Holy Cross Bay, also Yeˊrg̣ɪn andKihiˊni, on the island of Kihiˊni, they still form the staple food
- 2-115 uncollated among all the inhabitants of the village. In the village ofKihiˊnithe head of the first walrus killed in the fall is left on