Taˊn˙ñɪt

• 1-038 Taˊn˙ñɪtan (pl. Taˊn˙ñɪt), as mentioned before, is given to the Reindeer Koryak.
• 1-039 In contrast to all these Taˊn˙ñɪt, the Chukchee often call the Koryak
• 1-039 Lɪˊê-taˊn˙ñɪt (“genuine Taˊn˙ñɪt”) in the same way, perhaps, as they call them-selves
• 1-039 sometimes called even Taˊn˙ñɪt, like the Russians.
• 1-349 to conquer the Taˊn˙ñɪt.
• 2-015 uses also a few dozen other alien words, which the Chukchee call “words of Taˊn˙ñɪt” (Taˊn˙ñɪn-wêˊthaw), meaning,
• 2-015 called by the Chukchee by the name “Genuine Taˊn˙ñɪt” (see p. 19). Such words are, for instance: —
• 3-020 with the Taˊn˙ñɪt, when the enemy was overpowered, the warriors killed, and

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