vaˊɪrg̣ɪt

• 2-016 The word “vaˊɪrg̣ɪn” (pl. vaˊɪrg̣ɪt) signifies simply “being,” and therefore
• 2-016 beings;” pag̣čêˊm-vaˊɪrg̣ɪt, “meddling beings;” while vaˊɪrg̣ɪt without any
• 2-029 are called “beings” (vaˊɪrg̣ɪt), as I have stated before. This word in the verb-form
• 2-029 vaˊɪrg̣ɪt), those to whom people bring sacrifices. They live in all “directions”
• 2-033 the vaˊɪrg̣ɪt. The most important is the Polar Star, which is called in the
• 2-033 special vaˊɪrg̣ɪt. The principal ones are described below.
• 2-040 Other “Beings.” — The “Beings” (vaˊɪrg̣ɪt) of indefinite character —
• 2-049 Intoxicating mushrooms are neither keˊlet nor vaˊɪrg̣ɪt. They form a

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