vaˊɪrg̣ɪn

• 1-063 it as indigenous, though its name (aˊtal-vaˊɪrg̣ɪn [aˊtal, “Chuvantzy;”¹ vaˊɪrg̣ɪn,
• 2-016 vaˊɪrg̣ɪn.
• 2-016 proffered. The answer was, “Who knows! To the vaˊɪrg̣ɪn, to the keˊlᴇ
• 2-016 The word “vaˊɪrg̣ɪn” (pl. vaˊɪrg̣ɪt) signifies simply “being,” and therefore
• 2-029 is t-ɪt-vaˊrkɪn (“I exist,” “I am”). The noun vaˊɪrg̣ɪn signifies “existence,”
• 2-031 vaˊɪrg̣ɪn. He is represented as a man in bright garments wandering around
• 2-038 the second form of the stem.² With proper phonetical change, vaˊɪrg̣ɪn of the Chukchee becomes
• 2-041 The Reindeer people mention also the “Reindeer Being” (Qoˊrên vaˊɪrg̣ɪn),

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