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T'ááłá'í

1

Naaki

2

Táá'

3

Dį́į́'

4

Ashdla'

5

Hastą́ą́

6

Tsoosts'id

7

Tseebį́ į́h

8

Náhást'éí

9

Neeznáá

10

Łá'ts'áada

11

Naaki ts'áada

12

Táá' ts'áada

13

Dįį' ts'áada

14

Ashdla' ts'áada

15

Hastą́ą́ ts'áada

16

Tsoosts'id ts'áada

17

Tseebį́ į́ ts'áada

18

Náhástéí ts'áada

19

Naadiin

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