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Chukchi

Chukchi
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The people this book is about, in the book’s own spelling. Bogoras divides them throughout into the Reindeer Chukchi of the interior and the Maritime Chukchi of the coast, and treats the division as the organising fact of their material life (1-021). This entry is the people as a whole.

Bogoras sets “Chukchee” some five thousand times, so only the first mention on each page is linked.

containsKavraˊlɪt, Maritime Chukchi, Reindeer Chukchi
areaChukotka east of the antimeridian · naturalearth-50m
areaChukchi · asher2007
form
Chukchee tribe
Chukchee people
Tuski
Tjutzchi Latin
Чукча Russian
Чукотскій Russian
lɪˊê-oraˊwêʟ̣at Chukchi
Luoravetlan
Chukchee
Chukchee language
mentioned on 568 of 717 page(s), 1801 time(s):
  • 1-021 uncollated outh of the Anadyr and Indian Point. These are inhabited byChukcheeand by Asiatic Eskimo. In my protracted intercourse with t
  • 1-031 uncollated NAMES. — The name of the Chukchee is derived from theChukcheeword čauˊču, which signifies “rich in reindeer.” The Rein
  • 1-032 uncollated aw-yɪtooˊot (“offspring of the white-sea-woman”), which theChukcheeapply to themselves in their heroic tales. To the Maritime
  • 1-033 uncollated n the northern tundra. For instance, the fifth month of theChukcheeyear (from the beginning of April to the beginning of May)
  • 1-034 uncollated he west of the rivers Chaun and Anadyr forms the so-called “Chukcheeterritory”² (Чукотская землица). This territory, according
  • 1-035 uncollated northeastern Asia, to be demolished. Intercourse with theChukchee, renewed in 1789, was carried on the whole time with much c
  • 1-036 uncollated ation still speaks Chukchee. On the border-line between theChukcheeand the Koryak I came across some camps the inhabitants of
  • 1-037 uncollated Chukchee
and 560 more page(s)