Čaˊkɪhêt

• 2-245 Qlaˊul (“man”), Čaˊkɪhêt (“sister”), ᴇˊndiw (“uncle”), etc.
• 3-004 Čaˊkɪhêt Sister (said by male).
• 3-065 had, moreover, one vagrant wife, the old Čaˊkɪhêt, who would live in one
• 3-065 that jealousy was out of the question. Čaˊkɪhêt had no children, and there-fore
• 3-065 cared to stay. Thus Čaˊkɪhêt, who had performed the marriage-rite with

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