takaˊlhɪn

• 3-003 brother.” For takaˊlhɪn see p. 540.
• 3-006 Men married to two sisters call each other takaˊlhɪn. Takaˊlhɪn more
• 3-006 the wife’s sister is on the same lake shore a fall-companion” (takaˊlhɪn ᴇnnaˊn-hɪˊthɪlɪñkɪ
• 3-006 The Chukchee say that if one takaˊlhɪn sees the blood of the other drawn
• 3-007 table of affinity the takaˊlhɪn (“wife’s sister’s husband”) relation is not found.
• 3-094 (“camp”). Takaˊčhɪn is the noun takaˊlhɪn (“mate,” “companion”) with a slight

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