taiˊñɪkut

• 2-075 family charms (taiˊñɪkut), and family drums.
• 2-081 tied on strings are called taiˊñɪkut (sing., taiˊñɪkulhɪn, which, however, is rarely
• 2-083 together are called “men of the charm-strings” (taiˊñɪkut oraˊwêʟ̣at). Among
• 2-106 taken from the heap and attached to the family charm-string (taiˊñɪkut).
• 3-128 taiˊñɪkut (pl.) with the meaning of “misfortune-protectors,” is used as a designation for charm-strings (cf. p. 353).

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