Chuvans

part of	Yukaghir

form
Čaˊačên	Chukchi
Russianized natives
Chuvantzy		the book's spelling
Aˊtal-taˊn˙ñɪtan	Chukchi

• 1-036 uncollated amakai on Cape Erri, in conversation with Wrangell.¹ TheRussianized natives² along the Kolyma tell of still another extinct tribe, whom
• 1-038 uncollated avantzy or Chauntzy, which is almost identical with that ofChuvantzy. This latter tribe, almost extinct at present, in former ti
• 1-039 uncollated formed into a Russian.¹ Aˊtal-taˊn˙ñɪtan is applied to theChuvantzy. Aˊtal (eˊtel)² is the name these people give to themselves
• 1-048 uncollated . The first name has been borrowed by the Chukchee from theRussianized natives; the second name has the same meaning, both in the Chukchee
• 1-057 uncollated te to take wives from among the Russians, the Lamut, or theChuvantzy; but these intermarriages are of recent date. All cases of
• 1-058 uncollated ff without it. Among the northern Yakut, and even among theRussianized nativesand the Russians, if the labor-pains last too long, especia
• 1-060 uncollated made against some wild onions that I brought in, though theRussianized nativesuse them for food and even store them in large quantities f
• 1-061 uncollated nsume only hard biscuit, especially unsalted hard-tack. TheRussianized natives, on the contrary, who are used to baked bread, find ship-bi