keˊlᴇ

• 2-007 In one Chukchee story the evil spirit (keˊlᴇ) puts his chamber-vessel near
• 2-016 (pl. of keˊlᴇ). Of these there are several classes, all of which may do harm
• 2-016 supernatural beings, — the harmful keˊlᴇ or evil spirit and the benevolent
• 2-016 proffered. The answer was, “Who knows! To the vaˊɪrg̣ɪn, to the keˊlᴇ
• 2-017 to the Chukchee keˊlᴇ.
• 2-019 This latter feature is common to every form of keˊlᴇ. On some Chukchee
• 2-021 “Once upon a time an old woman keˊlᴇ lived with her little son near a village of men. She
• 2-022 “It is puzzling to understand the size of the keˊlet. You look at a keˊlᴇ, and he is smaller

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