eˊun-miˊlhɪlɪn

• 2-087 also is called “the one with the principal fire-tool” (eˊun-miˊlhɪlɪn).¹ The
• 3-021 (eˊun-miˊlhɪlɪn¹). The disowned youth wandered from camp to camp, and at
• 3-022 of the adopting parents their “principal heir” (eˊun-miˊlhɪlɪn). When the neigh-bor
• 3-143 The chief part of the inheritance goes to the “principal heir” (eˊun-miˊlhɪlɪn).

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