kaˊla

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2-017 from êˊtɪn (“master”). In the same way the Koryak kaˊla corresponds,
2-021 The same taste for liver is ascribed by the Koryak to their kaˊla.⁴
2-038 In Koryak, keˊlet of all kinds are called kaˊla, kaˊḷa, kaˊḷak, kaˊmak, also ñiˊnvit, ñênvêˊ-tɪčñɪn.
2-067 ¹ See p. 289, Footnote 3. Kaˊmak means in Koryak “evil spirit,” and is identical with kaˊla (Chukchee,

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