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nitsch

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nitsch (nētsˑ·ch),
n according to Apache belief, an ailment believed to result from neglecting natural entities, such as an individual who disrespects an owl may suffer from anxiety, palpitation, and sweating. Shamanic prayers and songs are required to treat the condition, which is thought to lead to suicide.
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