Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

kiisaimma killigiksi-
canadensis.
kiisaimma adj. finally; at last.
kiki- vt. to make a notch in wood; to break off a piece.
See: kikkaq.
kikiak n. nail. See: taiguraq.
kikiaktuq- vt. to nail. Lit: 'using nail'.
kikiaktuuti- to nail something, to fasten
something with a nail.
kikiaktuuti- vt. to crucify, to nail to the cross.
kikiaktuutraq n. fastened item (nailed).
kikialik- vi. to be nailed.
kikiaäiyaq- vt. to pull out nails. Variant: kikiiyaq-.
kikiik- vi. to bend one's body back. See: put-; niviq-;
qaqaq- ; qiviq-.
kikiniq n. break: the place where a piece of wood is
broken off. Syn: navik. See: kikkaq;
mumiànak.
kikirri- vt. to make nails.
kikkaq n. stump; notch, gap; broken section (as in
wood). Syn: mumiànak. See: kikiniq; kiki-.
kikkiàñiq n. tooth gap.
kikkua dem.pron. those out there. Syn: kiäña,
kikkuak.
kikkunani those out there (locative).
kikkunuäa toward those out there (terminalis).
kikkunakäa from those out there (ablative).
Variant: kikkunaääa (C).
kikkunuuna through those out there (vialis).
kikkunaktun like those out there (similaris).
kikkuniäa those out there, with those out there
(modalis).
kikkuak dem.pron. those two out there. Syn: kiäña,
kikkua.
kikkuänaäni those two out there (locative).
kikkuänuäa toward those two out there
(terminalis).
kikkuänakäa from those two out there
(ablative). Variant: kikkuänaääa (C).
kikkuänuuna through those two out there
(vialis).
kikkuänaktun like those two out there
(similaris).
kikkuäniäa those two out there, with those two
out there (modalis).
kikâiñ n. scraper; a brass sharpener. Syn: ikuun.
kikâuq- vi. to chip.
kikmiaq- vt. to bounce one heel up and down (of
male dancer); to hit with the heel. Variant:
kimmiaq-.
kikmik n. heel. Variant: kipmik.
kikmik- vt. to kick, to hit, to tap, to hold with one's
heel. Syn: aqi-; aqsraq-; isigagmik-. Variant:
kipmik-; kikmiksiq-; kipmiksiq-.
kikmikpalik n. high-heeled dress shoes.
kikmiñauraq n. small pouch-like section (in nape
area of woman's parka and snow shirt hood).
Variant: kipmiäñaq.
kikmiññaq n. low bush cranberries. vaccinium vituis
iduea. Variant: kikmiäñaq; kipmiññaq.
kikmitquq n. the back of one's heel, of one's leg.
kikmitquutaq n. Achilles tendon, sinew on back of
one's heel. Syn: kiñuàaàlugun; niuliñàaq;
sivuàaàlugun. Variant: kikmitquun;
kipmitquq.
kiksutaq n. splint or cast for broken limb.
kiksutaq- vt. to reinforce; hold together with a splint.
kiksraq n. established trail (on tundra); a path cut
through brush or trees.
kiksri- vi. to cut a path in a portage or in willows.
kiktuàaq- vi. to snap in two; to break under tension
(as rope). See: navguq-.
kiktuàiaq n. mosquito.
kiktuàiaqsiun n. 1) mosquito repellent. 2) mosquito
tent.
kiktuqsralik n. ant.
kilgiruaksraq n. messenger (mostly of bad news).
kilgun n. message, warning (bad news).
kiligvak n. mammoth, mastodon, elephant. Variant:
kiligivak (C).
kilik- vt. 1) to inform, to warn. 2) to disclose (after
spying), to expose. Variant: kiliktuq-.
kiliktuq- vt. 1) to warn; to inform. Variant:
kiliktui-. 2) to expose, to disclose. Variant:
kilik-; mani-; salapqiq-; satqummiq-.
kiliktuun n. message, warning; information about
another's actions.
kiliäa- vi. to be cautious, to be careful, to be alert, to
be vigilant.
kilit- vt. to cut a skin into strips (rope, ruff, etc). Syn:
tira-.
kilittaq- to slice a skin into strips (for rope). Syn:
kittaq-.
kilitaq n. strip of skin to be used for rope. Variant:
kittaq.
killaaq- vi. to be full of holes.
killaiyaq- vt. to sew; to mend. Variant: miquq- (C).
killaiyaun n. sewing machine.
killak n. 1) hole. Pl: killaich. 2) fontanelle, soft spot
on baby's head.
killalik n. 1) white-winged scoter, diving duck.
Melanitta deglandi. 2) something that has a hole
or opening.
killaq- vt. to hole, to make a hole.
killi n. limit (of time or space), the horizon; a border,
edge of wall or floor; a stopping point.
killia- vi. to be a stopping point.
killigiksi- vi. to open up at the horizon (of overcast
sky).
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