ᴇˊnmɪlɪn

• 1-051 ᴇˊnmɪlɪn (“craggy”), in the Aiˊwan Eskimo language Tɪkɪˊvak, which lies five miles farther on, along
• 1-054 Wuˊkwên, also nearly one-half of the inhabitants of the large village ᴇˊnmɪlɪn,
• 1-163 day, near the village ᴇˊnmɪlɪn, a great many of these shoals, containing perhaps
• 1-165 the small bay of ᴇˊnmɪlɪn, near the village of the same name, the nets are
• 1-166 is abundant; and while we were in ᴇˊnmɪlɪn every owner of nets secured
• 1-233 in ᴇˊnmɪlɪn — the inhabitants have forgotten the exact location of most of

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