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	Sing.&#13;
1. Logám (-p) 2. Logál 3. Logád&#13;
1. Logai (=-wi) 2. Logali 3. Logadi&#13;
1. Logaút 2. Logalt (l. -la͑t) 3. Logáda͑t&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Loganím 2. Loganíl 3. Loganíd&#13;
1. Loganíwi 2. Loganíli 3. Loganídi&#13;
1. Loganíut 2. Loganílt 3. Loganídεt&#13;
	Genit.&#13;
1. Logann (nn förbytes till t) 2. Logand 3. Logand?&#13;
1. Logani 2. Logandi 3. Logandi&#13;
1. Loganut l. -nt = -na͑t 2. Loganda|êt (-n) 3. Loganda|εt&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Loganin (nn) 2. Loganind (nn) 3. Loganind&#13;
1. Loganini (nni) 2. Loganindi (nn) 3. Loganindi (nn)&#13;
1. Loganint (nn)? Loganína|êt 2. Loganinda|εt (nn) 3. Loganinda|εt&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Logaǥek (-ng, -gaek) 2. Logagend(ä) (-gaend) 3. Logag(a)end(ä)&#13;
1. Logagani 2. Logagandi 3. Logagandi&#13;
1. Logágant (-na|εt) 2. Logaganda|εt 3. Logaganda|εt&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
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1. Loganiegani 2. Loganiegandi 3. —&#13;
1. Loganiegant 2. Loganieganda|εt 3. —&#13;
	Accus.&#13;
1. Logam (-p) 2. Logamd (l, n) 3. Logamda&#13;
1. Logami (-vi) 2. Logamdi (n) 3. Logamdi&#13;
1. Logamt 2. Logamdat 3. —&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Loganim 2. Loganĭmd 3. -nimd&#13;
1. Loganimi 2. Loganimdi 3. —&#13;
1. Loganimut 2. Loganimda|εt 3. —&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
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1. Loganninan [→ -ninnan] 2. Logandinan [→ -innan] 3. —&#13;
1. Logạunan [→ -niunnan?] (-annán) 2. Logandannan 3. &#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Loganínnán 2. Loganinda|εnnan 3.&#13;
1. Loganíninnan 2. Loganinda|εnnan 3.&#13;
1. [Loganínutnan →] Loganínannan 2. Loganinda|εnnan&#13;
	Instr.&#13;
1. Logane 2. Logande 3. Logande&#13;
1. Loganihe (-nni-) 2. Logandihe 3.&#13;
1. [Loganudé →] Loganêse 2. Logandêse 3. Logadêse[sic]&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Loganíne (-nní-) 2. Logannínd (-aní-) 3. -(n)ninde&#13;
1. Loganínihe 2. Loganindihe 3.&#13;
1. ?Loganínese 2. Loganindese 3. it.&#13;
	Pros.&#13;
1. [Loganut →] Logaunt = -nut 2. Logaund 3. -unda&#13;
1. Logauni 2. Logaundi 3. -undi&#13;
1. Logaún(ê)t 2. Logaunda|εt&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Logani&#13;
&#13;
1. Casus bildas af. Genit.&#13;
2. 3 pers. Sing. d (Instr. Plur.)&#13;
3. dat. Sing är [__]&#13;
4. Obs. [w i Dativ Plur.?]&#13;
5. Pl. -nim l. -jim&#13;
6. e [blir?] ä (ö, y blir ö)&#13;
7. nd (efter l) till dš&#13;
8. I Pl.S. har t öfg. till ss&#13;
9. Den Plur. suff. t i st. vexlar med n&#13;
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	Kodša, säck&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Kodšaǥek 2. -ǥend&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Kodšanannan (-gannan) 2. Kodšandannan (-ganda(n)nán&#13;
—gandinán [→ganinán] —gandinán&#13;
—gannanan —ganda|εnnán&#13;
&#13;
	e&#13;
	Nominat.&#13;
1. Tyldém 2. Tyldél 3. Tyldéd&#13;
1. Tyldévi 2. Tyldéli 3. Tyldédi&#13;
1. Tyldeút 2. Tyldélat (-lt) 3. Tyldéda|εt&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tyldénim 2. Tyldeníl 3. Tyldenid&#13;
1. Tyldéniwi 2. Tyldénili&#13;
	Genit.&#13;
1. Tylden 2. Tyldend&#13;
	D.&#13;
1. Tyldéaǥek 2. Tyldeagend&#13;
—gani&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Tyldéna͑nnan&#13;
&#13;
Še, tunga. Šem, Šel&#13;
Pê, ликъ, Pêm, pêl&#13;
Kuêh, jern. Kuehop (-m)&#13;
Loge, оса, Logem, -gel&#13;
&#13;
C̢yni, дворъ&#13;
[Porji, ambar → —]&#13;
1. Čynim 2. C̢ynil 3. Cynid&#13;
1. C̢yniwi 2. [Čynidi →] Čynili 3. Cynidi&#13;
1. Cyniut 2. Čynilät (-la|εt) 3. Cynída|εt&#13;
	Pl. &#13;
1. Čyniním 2.Č̢yninil 3. -ninid&#13;
1. Čyniníwi 2. Čyniníli 3. -nidi&#13;
1. Čyniníut 2. Čyninil(a|ε)t 3. -nida|εt&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. C̢ynin 2. Čynind 3. -nd&#13;
1. Čynini 2. Čynindi 3. -ndi&#13;
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1. Cyniníni 2. Cyniníndi 3. -ndi&#13;
1. Cyninína|εt 2. Cynininda|εt 3.&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Cyniagek 3. -iagend 3. —&#13;
1. Čyniagani&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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1. -niagani 2. -gandi&#13;
1. -niegana|εt&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Čynim 2. cynimd (-nd) 3. -md&#13;
1. Č̢ynimi 2.&#13;
1. Cynimut&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Cyninim&#13;
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1. Ivi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Inim 2. Inil&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Iagek&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. iniagek&#13;
&#13;
Pi, asp Pim&#13;
Pi, natt, pem, pel&#13;
Kî, flod, kêm kêl etc.&#13;
&#13;
Hai, öga. Hajóp, Pl. hajónim, G. Hajon, (-nd), Pl. Hájonin, D. Hajogek, Abl. Hajona͑nnan&#13;
Njai, bröd, Njajop, (njájop l. njajóp)&#13;
Kuei, själ, Kuejem [→ Kuejom], -jel, G. Kuejen [→ -jon]&#13;
___________________&#13;
Pagi, Paî, knif. Paop, paol&#13;
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	P. Paonim 2. Paonil&#13;
&#13;
	o&#13;
1. Tulgóm 2. -gol 3. -got&#13;
1. -góvi 2. -goli 3.&#13;
1. -gout&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tulgonim 2. -gónil&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Tulgógek&#13;
	Tulgogani&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tulgonigek&#13;
1. Tulgoniegani&#13;
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1. Tulgóna͑nnan&#13;
&#13;
1. Kom, öra 2. Kol 3. Kod&#13;
1. Kowi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
Konim, 2. Konil&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Kogek 2. -gend&#13;
1. -gani&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Koniǥek&#13;
1. Koniegani&#13;
&#13;
Tu|o, sjö, tum l. tom (o är vanligare), 2. tul l. tol 3. tu l. to&#13;
&#13;
U, snöripa, Um, ul, ud&#13;
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	Pl. unim&#13;
&#13;
Ewegu, мачиха&#13;
1. Ewegum 2. Ewegul&#13;
1. Eweguwi&#13;
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1. Ewewi (avovi) 2. Eweli (avoli) 3. Ewedi (avodi)&#13;
1. Eweút (avout) 2. Ewelet (avolat)&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Avonim (Ewenim) 2. Awonil (Ewenil)&#13;
	Gen.&#13;
1. Ewen l. Avon 2. ewel l. awol&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Eweǥek l. awogek&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Ewénannan&#13;
____________________&#13;
1. Teu, tand&#13;
1. Tewem [→ Tiwem] 2. Tiwel 3. Tiut&#13;
1. Tiwevi Tiweli&#13;
Pl. Tiwenim&#13;
Gen. 1. Tiwen 2. -wend&#13;
&#13;
1. Siu, aska, 1. Šiwem&#13;
1. Nieu 1. Niewep&#13;
&#13;
Obs. a till e och e till i&#13;
____________________&#13;
Pö, sten, 1. Pöm 2. Pöl 3. Pod&#13;
1. Pöwi&#13;
1. Pöut&#13;
Pl. Pönim 2. Ponil&#13;
G. 1. Pön 2. Pond&#13;
D. Pöǥek&#13;
&#13;
Čö, gördel, 1. Čöm 2. Cöl&#13;
Njy, lake, 1. Njym 2. njyl&#13;
Šy, orm 1. Šym 2. Syl&#13;
1. Sywi&#13;
1. Šyút&#13;
G. Šyn&#13;
Obs. D. Šyogek, Pl. Šyniogak, -gand&#13;
Šyogani -niógani&#13;
Abl. Šynannan&#13;
&#13;
	Cons.&#13;
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1. Udovi 2. Udoli [→ Udali → Udoli] 3. Uda|odi&#13;
1. Udoút 2. Udala|εt (-o-) 3. Udadat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Udonim 2. Udonil 3. Udanid&#13;
1. Udoniwi (Uda-) 2. Udanili 3. Udanidi&#13;
1. Udoniut (-o-) 2. Udanilt 3. Udanidat&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Udon 2. Udond 3. Udo|and&#13;
1. Udo|ani 2. Udandi 3. Udandi&#13;
1. Udo|ana|εt 2. Udandan&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Udonin 2. Udonind 3. Udonind&#13;
1. Udo|anini 2. Udo|anindi&#13;
1. Udonina|εt 2. Udo|anindan&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Udoǥek 2. -gend 3.&#13;
1. -gani&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Udoniegak 2. -niegand&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Udom 2. Udomd 3. Udo|amd&#13;
1. Udomi 2. Udamdi etc.&#13;
1. Udomut Udamdat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Udonim 2. Udonimd 3.&#13;
1. Udonimi 2. Udo|animdi&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
Udonannan 2. Udondannan&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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1. Kobonivi 2. Kobo|enili&#13;
1. Koboniut 2. Kobo|enilat&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Kobon 2. Kobond 3. Kobend&#13;
1. Kobani (-ê-, -o-) 2. Koba|εndi&#13;
1. Kobaniut[sic]&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
1. Endóp 2. Endól 3. Endad&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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&#13;
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1. Labo|êniut (Lábeniút) 2. Lananíla|εt (Lábênilt) 3.&#13;
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1. Labona|εt (Lábêna|εt) 2. Lába|ênda|εt&#13;
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1. Labonina|εt (Lábênina|εt) 2. Labo|ênindat&#13;
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1. Labogek Pl. Laboniegek&#13;
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1. Labom 2. Labomd 3.&#13;
1. Labomi 2. Labamdi (-o-, -ê-)&#13;
1. Labomiut 2. Laba|êmdat&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Labonim 2. Labonimd&#13;
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&#13;
Kad, nagel Kadop (-m)&#13;
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Marg, buske, Margop 2. -rgol&#13;
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Ang, sömn, angom (-p)&#13;
Madš, лѣсъ, Madšop&#13;
Talds, svans Taldšop&#13;
End, båge, êndop II.2 Êndali&#13;
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1. Čyndeágani&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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Ed, jurt Edep (-m) II.2 Edälí&#13;
Tib, sticka, Tibem Tibälí&#13;
Čel, dag, Čelep Čélälí&#13;
Töš, ödla Tösep Töšäli&#13;
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Tweg, gås Twegem (-p) Twegäli&#13;
Käd, tarm Kädem (-p) Kädäli&#13;
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&#13;
[Teb, man Tebem, -el, -et →]&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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1. Tebäníut 2.&#13;
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1. Tebeni 2. Tebänili&#13;
1. [Teba→] Tebenät 2. Tebänd[î?]t&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tebänín etc.&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Tebeágaek&#13;
1. Tebeagani&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tebeniegek (-gaek)&#13;
	Abl.[sic]&#13;
1. [Cynd→] Tebem 2. [Cynd→]Tebemd&#13;
1. [Cynd→] Tebemi 2. Tebämdi&#13;
1. Tebemiút [sic] 2. Tebamdat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tebänim&#13;
	abl.&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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1. Ygeagek&#13;
&#13;
1. Ygép 2. Ygél 3. Ö́göd (-êd)&#13;
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&#13;
	r&#13;
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1. Hîrmi 2. Hîrli 3. Hîrti&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
1. Hirnin 2. -rnind&#13;
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1. Hirgani 2. Hîrgandi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hirniegaek&#13;
1. Hirniegani&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
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1. Hirmi 2. Hirmdi&#13;
1. Hirmut&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hir[n?m?]i 2. Hirnimd&#13;
1. Hirnivi 2. Hirnimdi&#13;
1. Hirniut&#13;
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1. Hirna|εnnan 2. Hirta|εnnan 3.&#13;
1. Hirninnan 2. Hirtinnan&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hirninnan 2. Hirtinnan&#13;
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[Kooc̢, Kues, Kaas, Loos, Njuuds, Purods, nandš, Tjapkos, Tyssa → —]&#13;
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Šogor, печка, Sogorm, D. Šogorgaek&#13;
Kušer, куря, Kušerm etc.&#13;
Ör [→ Yr], жиръ, Örm [→ Yrm], yrl, yrmi, yrmut, D. yrgaek&#13;
__________________&#13;
	l&#13;
Päl&#13;
1. Pälem, товарищ 2. Pälel 3.&#13;
1. Pälewi 2. Päleli&#13;
1. Päleút&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
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El, steg, 1. Élem 2. Élel, Elewi&#13;
Kêl, яма kêlop l. kêlm&#13;
Îl, дно, Îlop&#13;
Kuel, fisk, Kuelop&#13;
Kage͑l (Kagl), Kag͑lop, Kag͑lol&#13;
_______________&#13;
1. Aoljm 2. Aoljl (Aolj)&#13;
1. Aoljmi 2. Aoljli&#13;
1. Aoljmut 2. Aoljla|εt&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Aoljnim&#13;
	Pl.[sic]&#13;
1. Aoljn[e?] 2. Aoljdš 3.&#13;
1. Aoljni 2. Aoljdši 3.&#13;
1. Aoljna|εt 2. Aoljdšet 3.&#13;
&#13;
Šölj, пупъ&#13;
&#13;
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1. Kelmi 2. Kelli 3.&#13;
1. Kelmut 2. Kellät&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kêlnim 2. Kelnid&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Keln 2. Keldš 3. Keldš&#13;
1. Kelni 2. Keldši 3.&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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1. Kenini[sic] 2. Keldšíndi&#13;
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	D.&#13;
1. Kelgaek&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Kelm 2. Kelmda&#13;
1. Kelmi 2. Kelmdi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kelnim 2. Kelnimd 3.&#13;
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&#13;
Yn, rem l. Ynem (-p)&#13;
Mun, finger, munop&#13;
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1. Oneút = Ont 2. Ondša|εt 3. Ondša|εt&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Onek 2. Onendš etc.&#13;
1. Oni etc.&#13;
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Onet p. etc.&#13;
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Sep.&#13;
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1. [Oneganani →] Oninnan 2. Ondšinan&#13;
1. Ona|εtnan&#13;
&#13;
Manmêm, мой, мое, (manmem pagî)&#13;
Tanmel, твой&#13;
Tabenmî, свой, его&#13;
____________________&#13;
Čueč, jord, -čop&#13;
Pedš, yxa, Pedšep&#13;
____________________&#13;
Čoš, сало&#13;
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	Pl. Čošnim&#13;
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&#13;
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1. Mānmut 2. Māllat 3. Mat&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
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1. Mānnivi 2. Mānnili 3. -di&#13;
1. Mānniut 2. Mānnila|εt 3.&#13;
	G.&#13;
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1. Manni (-ni) 2. Mātti (-ti) 3. Matti (-ti)&#13;
1. Mānna|εt (-n) 2. Mattat 3. (Madat)&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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1. Mannini&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
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1. Mātkani 2. Matkandi&#13;
1. Matkanat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Mannigaek 2. -gaend&#13;
1. Manniegani 2. -gandi&#13;
1. Mannigana|εt (-n)&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
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1. Manmi 2. Malli sås. Nom.&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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	Abl.&#13;
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1. Manninnan 2. Matinnan&#13;
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1. Manmuni&#13;
______________&#13;
	Töt&#13;
1. Tönm 2. Töl 3.&#13;
1. Tönmi 2. Tölli&#13;
1. Tönmut&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tönnim&#13;
______________&#13;
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Č̢at, sena, Č̢anm&#13;
Öt, vatten&#13;
	önm, öl (yl), öt&#13;
	ynmí, ylli&#13;
	ynmut, ylla|εt&#13;
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Kot, hosta, konm&#13;
Elofat, lif, -fanm&#13;
Mungat, barm, -ganm&#13;
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	Pl.&#13;
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1. Kanagnivi 2. Kanagnili&#13;
1. Kanagniut 2. Kanagnílät&#13;
	Genit.&#13;
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1. Kanagni 2. Kanakti&#13;
1. Kanagnat 2. Kanaktat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kanagnin 2. -gnind&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
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1. Kanak͔ani 2. -kandi&#13;
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1. Kanagniegaek&#13;
1. Kanagniegani&#13;
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1. Kanagnim 2. -gnimd&#13;
	ABl.&#13;
Kanagnannan&#13;
________________&#13;
Pälek, Palegm&#13;
Tönak, ärm Tonagm&#13;
ak, mun Agm&#13;
Ok, krage, Ogm&#13;
Holak, sked Holagm&#13;
Tabek, ekorre -egm&#13;
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Palgok, -ogm&#13;
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&#13;
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	Pl. 1. Kognim&#13;
	Gen. Kogn 2. Kokt 3. Ko’on&#13;
	Pl. Kognin&#13;
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______________&#13;
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	Pl. Hognim&#13;
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Sak, salt 1. Šagm sagl&#13;
__________________&#13;
Ábak, lock 1. Aba|εgm 2. Abagl&#13;
	1. Aba|εgmi&#13;
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	G. Abagn&#13;
Tädäk 1. Tädägm 2. Tädägl&#13;
	Pl. Tädagnim&#13;
&#13;
	p&#13;
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1. [Kumut → Kummut →] Kommut [→ Kummut] 2. Kubla|εt [→ Ko- → Ku-]&#13;
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1. Kumnivi 2. Kumnili 3.&#13;
1. Kumniut 2. Kumnila|εt 3.&#13;
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1. Kumnat 2. Kuptat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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1. Kopk͔ani&#13;
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Komnannan&#13;
&#13;
Obs.&#13;
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_________________&#13;
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1. Ormmut 2. Orblat&#13;
Pl. Ormnil&#13;
G. Ormn Orpt&#13;
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Terap, rom&#13;
1. Tera͑m 2. Tera͑bl 3. Terap&#13;
1. Termmi 2. Terbli&#13;
1. Termmut 2. Terblat&#13;
Pl. Termnim&#13;
	G.&#13;
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D. Terapk͔aek&#13;
____________________&#13;
Njap, and, Njam Njabl Njammi&#13;
Tōp, край, Tōm Tōbl Tōmmi&#13;
Kap, fnöske, Kam Kabl&#13;
__________________________&#13;
af, mat, afop&#13;
Cof, vagga, Cofop&#13;
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1. Anda|enihe 2. Annondihe (Annandise l. -dihe)&#13;
1. Andanásé 2. Annandase&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
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1. -ninese 2. -nindese&#13;
&#13;
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1. Kelné 2. Keldé&#13;
1. Kelníhe 2. Keldihé&#13;
1. Kelnase 2. Keldase&#13;
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1. Kelniné 2. Kelnínde&#13;
1. Kelninihe 2. [Kelnínindihe →] Kelníndihe&#13;
1. Kelninese 2. Kelnindese&#13;
_______________________&#13;
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1. Ynenihe 2. Ynendihe&#13;
1. Ynenesé 2. Ynende|ase&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Yneníné 2. -nindé&#13;
1. -ninihe 2. -nindi&#13;
1. -ninesé 2. -nindese&#13;
&#13;
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vanligen&#13;
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1. Cannase 2. C̢ettase&#13;
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1. Cannínihe 2. Canníninde&#13;
&#13;
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1. Mānnihe 2. Mattihe&#13;
1. Mannase 2. Mattase&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
&#13;
	— K&#13;
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1. Kanagníhe 2. Kanaktihe&#13;
1. Kanagnese 2. Kanaktese&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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1. Kanagniníhe 2. Kanagnininde&#13;
1. Kanagnínesé 2. Kanagnindese&#13;
____________________&#13;
	p&#13;
1. Komne 2. Kopte 3. Kofé&#13;
1. Komnihe 2. Koptihe&#13;
1. Komnesé 2. Koptesé&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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&#13;
Wattout, дорогою&#13;
Madsóut, лѣсомъ&#13;
Pelóut, мостю [P?]eloút&#13;
Cyndeut&#13;
(Ar) köut, стороной&#13;
Parút&#13;
(Au) pälegmút, другой стороной&#13;
Kanagmut (kanak)&#13;
Hogomut (hok͔), мысомъ&#13;
Önmut, (Öt) водою&#13;
Kamut, (k͔ap), кровю&#13;
Termut, икрой&#13;
___________________&#13;
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1. P &#13;
&#13;
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1. Pelonivunat&#13;
__________________&#13;
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1. Wattouni 2. Wattoundi&#13;
1. Wattounat 2. Wattounda|εt&#13;
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