Kukuˊlpɪn

• 2-195 frequently occur in Chukchee tales. Thus Kukuˊlpɪn, in one of the tales,
• 3-072 Kukuˊlpɪn, lived on the continent, opposite the village Nɵˊɵkan, on Cape Kɪˊɪmɪn.¹
• 3-072 Then a description of a contest between the two shamans is given. Kukuˊlpɪn
• 3-072 who arrives first shall sleep with both.’” Kukuˊlpɪn is again the winner,
• 3-072 older wife, Kukuˊlpɪn himself sleeping with the younger one. The visitor is
• 3-072 of an American chief. They bring her to the tent of Kukuˊlpɪn. Kukuˊlpɪn
• 3-072 of an American chief. They bring her to the tent of Kukuˊlpɪn. Kukuˊlpɪn
• 3-073 They went to sleep in one sleeping-room. Kukuˊlpɪn embraced the girl

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