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This publication in Atkan Aleut, commonly referred to as Western Aleut, is one of ten similar projects undertaken by the National Bilingual Materials Development Center.

By Moses Dirks and Knut Bergsland

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"Kumgux̂" asxaxtam qagnaa ax.

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Atkan spelling:
"Kumgux̂" asx̂ax̂tam qagnaa ax̂. :
A skeleton is from a dead animal.

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aadal

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Atkan spelling:
aadal:
be like; as if

aadiisal

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Atkan spelling:
aadiisal:
to hurry with

aadil

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Atkan spelling:
aadil:
to hurry

aadital

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Atkan spelling:
aadital:
in a hurry

Aaduking nanakux.

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Atkan spelling:
Aaduking nanakux.:
My loins are aching.

aadux

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Atkan spelling:
aadux:
loins; lumbar vertebrae

aaĝal

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Atkan spelling:
aaĝal:
miss; do in vain

aagas

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Atkan spelling:
aagas :
prepare

aagatil

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Atkan spelling:
aagatil:
prepare

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