Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

malài- manigaaàaq
malàik set of twins.
malài- vt. to give birth to twins; to be pregnant with
twins. Variant: malàiruq-.
malàui- vi. to be divided (of people).
malàuiáik n. item with a double seam.
malàuiqsuaq- vi. to repeat, to do things twice.
Variant: malàuiqsruq-.
malàuk n. two (the number). Syn: aipaak.
malàukipiaq n. forty.
malàukipiaq qulit n. fifty.
malàulik n. 1) double barreled shotgun. 2) twomasted
boat.
malàuutaq- vi. to do things in pairs; to serve in
twos. See: payuk-.
malàuutchi- vt. to sew a double seam.
maligiik- vi. to be close together; to travel one right
behind another. Syn: kiñuàaqâiàiik-;
tunulliàiik-; iiguliktit-; uuyuliktit-.
maliàuaqti n. follower; a disciple.
maliàut- vt. to follow (order, command).
maliàutaksrakuaqtuaq- vi. to be lawful.
maliàutaksraq n. law, order to follow. Lit: 'what
ought to be followed'. Syn: atuqtaksraq;
pitqun; iñuuniaqqun. See: aäalarrutiksraq.
malik- vt. to follow another.
malikkaq- to immediately follow; to follow
without hesitation.
malilgunait- to be unable to follow someone.
malikkataq- vt. to chase, to pursue. Aikãiqsuktit
tigligaqti malikkataàaat. The police are
pursuing the thief. Variant: malikkatai-.
maliksi- vt. to give birth shortly after previous birth
(as one year apart or less).
maliksuaguti- vi. to yield, to agree with someone's
tempting, to give way to persuasion or entreaty.
Variant: maliäuàuti-.
maliksuaq- vi. to be suggestible, to be readily
influenced.
maliksuktitau- vi. to be convinced; to be
persuaded. See: ayuàaksaq-; iáamat-;
kayuäiaq-; uqayut-.
maliktuq- vi. to sob; to gasp after crying hard.
maliäuàuti- vi. to yield, to agree with someone's
tempting, to give way to persuasion or entreaty.
Variant: maliksuaguti-; maliäuàutri-.
maliqsruq- vt. to follow someone, to tag along:
accompany.
malliài- vt. to follow a person. Variant: malliq-.
malliq- vt. to follow a person's suggestions, to be
dependent on someone. Syn: malik-.
mallit- vi. to be unable to keep up; to fall behind.
malukak n. rabid animal.
malukak- vi. to be rabid (of animal). See: qiiqsruq-.
malukali- vi. to become rabid.
malukkagi- vi. to doubt the quality of one's work; to
be embarrassed about one's work. Syn: qikigi-;
suqpagi-.
maluknaq- vi. to be odd, to be peculiar, to be
eccentric; to have a recognizable fault, to be
impaired. Variant: maluänaq-.
mamaaq n. the gums of a whale; the material
holding baleen.
mamaiáiaq n. sulfur. Syn: kakavyaänaqtauq.
mamait- vi. to taste bad; to smell bad or strong. Syn:
mamaqsuäniq-. See: tiggaänit-; uqsruaànit-.
mamaq- vi. to taste good, to smell good (of food).
mamaqsuäniq- vi. 1) to smell bad. Syn: mamait-.
2) to spoil. Syn: asiäuq-; maqu-; piiñàiq-;
puvlak-. See: kupsuk-.
mamaun n. udder. Variant: mamaiáuqqutaq.
mamàuuk n. long skin pants with fur inside.
mamiagi- vt. to hurt emotionally, to offended by
criticism. Syn: quaqsaaqtit-.
mamianaq- vi. to be annoying, to be irritating, to be
offensive.
mamiat- vi. to be offended by criticism (less
extreme than qivit-), to be hurt emotionally.
See: qivit-.
mamiatchak- vt. to cause someone to sulk. Variant:
mamiatchai-.
mamiiqsi- vt. to take membrane off a skin, to scrape
a hide. Syn: amiiàruk-; aäula-; ikuk-;
kiáigaq-; kiááiuqtaq-; mamiiq-; mitquiq-;
qisiiq-; sakipsi-; uqsruiyaq-. See: amiiqsi-.
mamiit- vi. to be well-balanced emotionally, to be
stable (not be easily offended). See:
ilitqusiàiit-; tuniqtu-.
mamilik n. caribou-fur boot worn with the fur inside
(oiled to make it it water-tight). Syn:
imaàniqqun; ipialik; iqaqâik; kamigruak;
kivluaq; qaqâik; ulitchuiáaq.
mamiq n. membrane, scraped from dried animal skin
(used in old days as a bandage). used in old days
as a bandage. See: qiaq.
mamit- vi. to heal (sore, cut, etc.).
mamitaksraq n. bandage. Variant: mamitaq.
mamitaq- vt. to apply a bandage. Variant: mamitai-.
mamitchuiáaq n. person with incurable disease, a
leper. See: auyugaqtualik.
manaq n. 1) seal hook, line to which seal hook is
attached. 2) jig for fishing tomcod.
manaqtuq- vi. 1) to hook seal, to use seal hook. 2) to
jig for tomcod, to use a jig for fishing tomcod.
manat n. three-pronged hook (often used for tomcod).
mani- vt. to present; to display; expose. Syn: kilik-;
kiliktuq-; salapqiq-; satqummiq-.
manigaaàaq n. steep rise (mountain). Syn:
mayuàiaq.
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