Nɵˊɵkalɪt

• 1-040 in language from those on Indian Point, are called simply Nɵˊɵkalɪt, or, with
• 1-040 maintains the opinion that the Nɵˊɵkalɪt and the Wuteˊelɪt cannot understand
• 1-040 The language of the Nɵˊɵkalɪt is intermediary between that of the Aiwaˊnat
• 1-052 ᴇnmɪtaˊhɪn (“cliff’s end”): 6 houses (Register, 8 houses, 42 inhabitants). The people are Nɵˊɵkalɪt
• 1-052 people are Nɵˊɵkalɪt Eskimo.
• 1-052 40 houses). Half of the people are Chukchee, and half Nɵˊɵkalɪt Eskimo.
• 1-075 The chief part in such expeditions, however, belonged to the Nɵˊɵkalɪt
• 1-075 East Cape for America. The Nɵˊɵkalɪt went in their large boats, sometimes

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