Tɪˊḷḷɪranproposed
Тиличики, in the Olyutorsky district, on Skrytaya harbour behind the spit that closes the northern end of Korfa Bay. 1-359 lists it in “Northern and Adjacent Pacific Shore” as Tɪˊḷḷɪran against Тилечики — the book’s Russian spelling, one letter from the modern one, and the pairing is what identifies the place.
| form | | |
| Tɪˊḷḷɪran |
Chukchi |
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| Тилечики |
Russian |
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| Тиличики |
Russian |
the modern spelling; not printed in the book |
mentioned on 2 of 717 page(s), 3 time(s):
- 1-271 uncollated
represents a knife used for carving ivory from the villageTɪˊḷḷɪranof the Olutora Koryak. It has a double-edged blade, rather
- 1-359 uncollated
Pitkaˊheñ Подкагерно Čeˊčin Bay Заливъ Адмирала БутаковаTɪˊḷḷɪranТилечики Kuluˊči Колючинъ Iˊlir Култусно Aˊlut Олюторскъ I