Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

kakitáasak kamanaq-
such as a rose. Syn: kakitáasak. Variant:
kakiááaànaq.
kakitáasak n. 1) tiny, thorny fish, stickleback.
Gastorosteus aculeatus. 2) thorn of a plant, such
as a rose. Syn: kakitáaànaq. Variant:
kakiááasak.
kakitáauri- vi. to feel "pins and needles" in one's
limbs, to experience paresthesia (a skin
sensation, such as burning, prickling, itching, or
tingling, with no apparent physical cause).
Variant: kakiááauri- (C).
kakitáuänaq n. wild rose. rosa acicularis.
kakiuraq n. fork. See: kakiaq.
kakiutaq n. staple; a safety pin. See: kakkiñ.
kakivruutaq n. side pain (when running), side
"stitches". Variant: atniuttaq.
kakivruutchiq- vi. to experience pain on the side of
one's body, "side stitches" (when running). Syn:
anniutchiqsiq-.
kakkaaq- vi. to starve to death (to suffer or die from
extreme or prolonged lack of food). Syn: ii-;
iipak-; iisaq-; kaaksiu-.
kakkaaqsaq- vt. to envy someone eating, while
unable to partake. Syn: iisaq-, niàisuk-.
kakkiaq (C) n. bolt of fabric. Syn: imuaq. See:
nukiãhaaq.
kakkiiyaun n. handkerchief.
kakkik n. mucus from the nose. Syn: nuvak.
kakkiksuq- vi. to blow one's nose.
kakkiái- vi. to have a runny nose. See: nuvaksi-.
kakkiñ n. safety pin; a staple. Variant: kakiutaq.
kakkitvik n. pincushion.
kakkiviaq n. groove between upper lip and nose: the
philtrum (anatomy).
kala- vt. to color, to impart color to or change the
color of. Variant: kalauraaq-.
kalalliaq n. king (playing cards).
kalgutaq n. tow rope; a hitch. Variant: kalgun.
kaliikaq n. paper.
kalik- vt. to tow, to pull, to drag, to haul (to exert
force so as to move something toward the source
of the force). Syn: amu-; nuqimik-; nuqit-;
nuqitchi-; qamuk-; qakit-; uniaq-. Variant:
kalit-.
kaligaq- to keep dragging something.
kalikâuk- vt. to drag carelessly, roughly. Variant:
kaliukâuk-.
kalikâuu- vi. to be careless.
kaliksiq- vi. to be dragged, to be towed.
kaliku n. a coarse, brightly printed cloth: calico. Syn:
nukiãhaaq; ukiãhaaq. See: immuaq.
kalikuàruaq n. tarpaulin: waterproof canvas. Syn:
akivik; quliàun; sigraaq.
kalimñiq n. chain.
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kalipqit- vi. to become fixed or embedded in place,
to be lodged, to be stuck. Syn: kalivit-; kalvit-;
kalivsiq-; kapputi-.
kalipsik- vi. to be obscure; to be profound.
kalipsiksuaq n. mystery (something that is not fully
understood or that baffles or eludes the
understanding). Syn: nalunaqtuaq. See:
atlayuaài-; suquasiksrait-.
kalit- vt. to tow, to pull, to drag, to haul (to exert force
so as to move something toward the source of
the force). Variant: kalik-; nuqitchi-.
kaliukâuk- vt. to drag carelessly. Variant: kalikâuk-.
kaliviqtaaq n. game of jump rope. Syn:
kaliviqtaun.
kaliviqtaq- vt. to use a jump rope (held by two
people).
kaliviqtaun n. game of jump rope. Syn:
kaliviqtaaq.
kalivit- vi. to be stranded; to run out of supplies. Syn:
kalipqit-; niqaiq-; paluq-. See: nuäu-.
Variant: kalvit-.
kalivsiq- vi. to become fixed or embedded in place,
to be lodged, to be stuck, to be caught in
something. Variant: kalipqit-.
kalukaq n. four-sided hanging box drum. Syn:
kaluutaq.
kaluq- vt. to take along with oneself. See: aullauti-;
igliàuti-; taputi-.
kaluutaq n. four-sided hanging box drum. Syn:
kalukaq.
kamagi- vt. to obey, to honor. Variant: kamaksri-.
kamagikkau- vi. to be honored ; to be respected.
kamagiâiq n. haughtiness.
kamagiraksriun n. obligation. Variant:
kamagiraksriurrun.
kamagiviksrauâiq n. homage; place of honor.
kamaiáaq n. undisciplined person; a person who
doesn't obey.
kamakkun n. honor.
kamakkuti- vt. to respect, to honor, to obey
someone. Variant: kamakkutri-.
kamaksri- vt. honor ; obey; to honor; to obey. Syn:
kamakkuti-. Variant: kamagi-.
kamaksriãiq n. obedience.
kamaksriñàiãiq n. disobedience.
kamaksruq- vt. to glorify, to make great: to exalt.
kamalaurak n. man's short fancy dress boots. Syn:
atikuluk; qulaaàun.
kamanaàasruk- vi. to be proud, to be haughty
(thinking oneself respectable), to be arrogant.
See: kamanaq-; kamanau-.
kamanaàniaâiq n. pride, vain glory. Lit: 'trying to
be great'.
kamanaq- vi. honorable, respectable, creditable.