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yak"' canoe
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yet fat j$' spirit ri place underneath
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hit' house
/./;; water /)j.y elder brother (said by male) </fl weasel </<' trail (/u moon
link" skin
</;/(/ cottonwood-tree (//// crane (/') sleep
�i/fl5r beach Ten'a -dm place at which (suffix) H -t'a father H tsi stone H F-./ (younger) brother H -yvn to practise shamanism Ten'a -u'O tooth K -iw'i face H -varfr young K don' famine B tci canoe K i-man border, edge H -i*iwn border, edge Ten'a k'wa' fat K -dje. mind H -uyt under K \ -itc son (man speaking) K ' -parson (woman speaking) K diin'i spear Chip tut spears Ten'a /"./' stomach K -;' tace ' B ^ -man border, edge H -iii'on border, edge Ten'a -ita eye H kf food B /<'(/;"/ food K tc'ani faeces K , VE house K k-.ii' house B nixti house T /'D water K oiuiii older brother K main weasel K /'-.// trail H ca, sun, moon sits skin H i3tO skin Chip fis cottonwood Apache (// crane K but sleep B
��i. A separate simple word for CHEF.K is generally lacking in Athapascan languages.
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