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Sɪⱱā́’ⱱɪT
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a place near San Fernando
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a place by S. Fernando.
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Shevaa'vet
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tuhū́ŋ’ʌⱱɪt′
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Tujunga
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tohunga
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Tuhuung'avet
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wǝrɔ̄jT
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hombre
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worooyt
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tokṓr
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mujer
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tokoor
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ninā́k
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mi padre
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nenaak
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njṓk
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mi madre
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nyook
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monā́k
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tu padre
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monaak
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paraj‛ ’anāk
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That is his father
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his father
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paaray ’anaak
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taXáj
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muchacha
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taxaay
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kwitī́’
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muchacho
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kwi'tii'
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totā́
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piedra
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totaa
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Xaj‛
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sierra
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Xaayy
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mṓmot
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mar
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moomat
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mǝmṓmoj sosovr⧍́m tarā́XIM
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they are other/different indians
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son otras gentes
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momoomoy shoshoovram taraaxom
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Tā́mIT
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sol
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taamet
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