eˊrmečɪn

• 3-078 also eˊrmečɪn (“the strongest one”) and aᵋttooraˊlɪn (“one of the front house”).
• 3-105 “STRONG MEN.” — The word “eˊrmečɪn” was mentioned in the previous
• 3-105 host says, “This is probably the well-known Reindeer Chukchee eˊrmečɪn”
• 3-105 (meaning warrior). Eleˊndi answers, “Not I. Only you are the real eˊrmečɪn
• 3-105 In the original text the word “eˊrmečɪn” was used in all three cases.
• 3-105 modern life, by “eˊrmečɪn” is meant, first of all, a man of great physical
• 3-107 eˊrmečɪn type. He was good at all kinds of sport, quick-tempered, dexterous,
• 3-107 of a Reindeer Chukchee eˊrmečɪn among the neighboring camps, however, is

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