Taˊn˙ñɪn

• 3-019 their journey and met a Taˊn˙ñɪn. “Oh!” says the father, “you are but a
• 3-019 Taˊn˙ñɪn, became tired, and retreated towards the place were his child was
• 3-023 remarkable tale about Taˊlo, the adopted child of a Taˊn˙ñɪn (Taˊlo, Taˊn˙ñɪn
• 3-023 remarkable tale about Taˊlo, the adopted child of a Taˊn˙ñɪn (Taˊlo, Taˊn˙ñɪn
• 3-025 On the way ten Taˊn˙ñɪn warriors fell upon him; but he slew them all,
• 3-025 of the camp exclaimed, “A Taˊn˙ñɪn is pursuing our man!” Men with bows
• 3-025 he arranged a daring invasion into the Taˊn˙ñɪn land. He slew a great many
• 3-054 the Taˊn˙ñɪn ravishers said, ‘We will take this road; but mind you do not try to escape!’ The

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