Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ

• 2-032 In one tale a shaman named Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ went with his cousin to the sea.
• 2-032 their wounds by breathing on them. Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ sits down by himself, puts
• 2-032 being shamans, rise again, and come back to the shore. Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ and his
• 2-033 this shape escape from danger. Finally Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ, in his turn, begins to
• 2-033 and Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ carries off the bride.¹
• 2-058 a whirlpool. In the story of Attɪˊg̣ɪtkɪ,¹ two brothers wandering in the open

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