Rêˊtkên

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/rɛːtkɛːn/ imputed

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1-048 Rêˊtkên (“clayish”), on the east point of the same island. During my visit in 1901 the former
1-048 was 41 (according to the Register, 7 houses, 30 inhabitants). Rêˊtkên had 6 houses with 35
1-048 of Mɪˊs˙qᴀn, Rêˊtkên, and Yanřaˊkê-not are situated on sandy spits which lie at the entrance to the bays.
1-160 Rêˊtkên in Holy Cross Bay, also Yeˊrg̣ɪn and Kihiˊni, on the
3-196 “Our place is not very windy; but farther on to the south, halfway to the village Rêˊtkên,

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