By Waldemar Bogoras
Влади#769;мир Ге#769;рманович Богора#769;з (псевдонимы Н. А. Тан, В. Г. Тан; известен также как Тан-Богора#769;з, 15 (27) апреля 1865— 10 мая 1936) — писатель, выдающийся этнограф и лингвист (специалист по чукчам и другим палеоазиатским народам).Около трёх лет (1895—1897) кочевал среди чукчей. В 1899 году уехал в США, гдe работал куратором этнографической коллекции Американского музея естественной истории и подготовил к печати получившие всемирное признание монографии по этнографии и мифологии чукчей.Крупный этнограф, член-корреспондент Академии наук, профессор Института народов Севера, вёл обширную исследовательскую и педагогическую работу. В последние годы был директором Музея религии и атеизма (располагавшегося в здании Казанского собора в Ленинграде)
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Then it went out. " and whistling. Then a caravan clattered by, still she continued to sit with head bent down. " I shall become; alone at least mi'niiirkin, attau' li'en- mittegimi'nwnirkin. " we suffer. " (Guq, tapinyo'lhifige, ptnyo'lhin tum nlete'tyi9; ruwet-hawau'nen lu'mna, again, it talked to her flashed up; hearth she made a hearth, Oh, i'unin, "Taga'm, rineni'ntii9 p6nyolhe'tI, En qa'm qagnoepge8ericikou'ti u'rri said to her, "Well, now, - En nli'n~, e'un eLe'pka. " (do) not giving voice, Qai'vE, re'qa do not look.
In truth 5 truly she began to feel well. E'nmen um E'n kI la"la"'nroma githaro'k um li'en- Eniqa'n iii'lhil nilinto'lin Then ne1u1;'dan. there in the beginning in the beginof the cold ning of the fall then smoke that up 11Kita'm fio'on ra"'-ni'mnim wu-1'tku-E'n ki mitl-lu"'a"n. "Come, they saw it. " That time with the boat yonder crossed, Kita'm, min- Come, then, let we saw it. " smoke going ELI'gIt p'ela'tkolit thith er parents those who had left her qa tya t, inpina/chin um ELI'gin gene'wana, " GI, (o t-ta'gnik quwa'qetik, they went, muwi'tik.
Enqa'n tim vai am-taaro'ina ne'ntia2n girgo'l. became, to Sacrifice-Being (he so that. there with all (kind) of sacrifices That one turned) they use ELo'n, Va'irgu ne'Le2n. Eniqam vai ini'lhin nineni'ntitkuqin tum em-nenvri, 10 that one, the (sacri- the one who became. fice) Being Then there thong they throw it up all there, ge'mge-ginni'k tum nineni'ntitkuqin ye2lhe'tx. (a'ma mu'La e'ur. on every kind of game they throw it up to the moon. Also with blood. Enra'q um ELa' evig'kalin Na'cvhi-Tn-a'irgu3 gene'Lin.
