Kihini
Located by the editor from Bogoras's gazetteer (1-048 to 1-053), traced in QGIS. Bogoras only. 1-052: "on an island of the same name: 3 houses (not mentioned in the Register)"; 1-048 puts it "on its outward northwestern shore" of Kihini. Named again at 1-160 beside Yergin.
The bare form is the island as often as the village: 1-048 sets "On Kihiˊni Island the village Kihiˊni" in one line. The Eskimo form Kiˊhi is Cape Prince of Wales's, and the footnote marker Bogoras hangs on it at 1-052 points there.
| within | Kihini |
|---|---|
| point | 64.7542, -172.1052 (WGS84) OpenStreetMap Google Maps |
| location of | Maritime Chukchi |
| form | ||
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| Kihiˊni | Chukchi | 1-048 sets "On Kihiˊni Island the village Kihiˊni" in one line, so the bare form is the island as often as the town |
| Kiˊhi | Yupik (the book's “Eskimo”) | also Cape Prince of Wales, at which Bogoras's footnote at 1-052 points |
- 1-041 uncollated s and the Eskimo village on it are called by Asiatic EskimoKiˊhi(cf. p. 30): hence Kīˊxmi comes to mean “the inhabitant of
- 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 Kihiˊni (Eskimo,Kiˊhi¹), on an island of the same name: 3 houses (not mentioned i
- 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