nɪm-tuˊmg̣ɪt

• 1-111 (nɪm-tuˊmg̣ɪt); and the owners of every large flock, when short of hands, will
• 2-114 the poorer “neighbors” (nɪm-tuˊmg̣ɪt) who help the first family to tend their
• 3-078 The inhabitants of the other tents are called nɪm-tuˊmg̣ɪt (pl. of nɪm-tuˊmg̣ɪn,
• 3-086 called by the common word nɪm-tuˊmg̣ɪt (“camp-companions,” “camp-neighbors”),¹

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