Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

pisiksi pitkua (C)
pisiksi n. bow (hunting).
pisiksiàaq n. 1) small bow used to operate a drill bit:
the equivalent to a drillstock. 2) small bow for
hunting small game.
pisiksiàauraq small bow.
pisiksisaq n. quiver for arrows; a sheath for one's
bow. Variant: pisiksitchak.
pisiksuàaq n. target (for archery or target practice,
firing). Syn: naksiàaq; siksuàaq.
pisiqpisiqpiisrhaq n. tree sparrow. Spizella
arborea.
pisuaq- vi. to walk.
pisuaqtuaq- vi. to stroll: to take a long, leisurely
walk. Syn: pisruktuaq-.
pisugruaàun n. 1) desire, yearning. 2) passion
(sexual appetite), lust. Variant: pisuänaun.
pisuànaq- vi. to be the right time, to be the right
occasion.
pisuàuàiq- vi. to be satisfied. Syn: pisuiqsimaaq-.
pisuiq- vt. to satisfy, to take away a yearning.
Putum pisuiqsimaaqtitkisigai. Putu will
satisfy them.
pisuiqsimaaq- vi. to be satisfied. Syn: pisuàuàiq-.
pisuk- vi. 1) to walk. Variant: pisruk-. 2) to want.
Variant: pisruk-.
pisukkaaq n. fox. See: kavviaq; kayuqtuq.
pisukti n. 1) walker; a bear. Variant: pisrukti.
2) fur-bearing animal (on land ).
pisuâiq n. one's desire; one's will. Syn: pitqutaq.
pisuänaun n. 1) desire, yearning. 2) passion (sexual
appetite), lust. Variant: pisugruaàun.
pisrqhi- vi. to slip from one's hands.
pisruk- vi. 1) to walk. Variant: pisuk- (C). 2) to
want. Variant: pisuk- (C).
pisrukataaq- vi. 1) to walk leisurely. 2) to walk
somewhere when other modes of transportation
are unavailable. Variant: pisukataaq- (C).
pisrukataq- vi. to walk, rather than some other
manner of traveling; to walk around. Variant:
pisukataq- (C).
pisrukti n. 1) walker; a bear. Variant: pisukti. 2) furbearing
animal (on land). Variant: pisukti.
pisruktuaq n. bear (black or brown). Lit: 'one that
walks'.
pisruktuaq- vi. to stroll: to take a long leisurely
walk. Syn: pisuaqtuaq-.
pisruvik- vi. to strut, to walk proudly, selfconfidently,
arrogantly. Putu pisruviksuq
iñuich sivuàaatni. Putu strutted in front of
people.
pitaaq- vi. 1) to deteriorate, to impair. 2) to
deteriorate, to decay, to get holes.
pitai- vi. to attempt.
pitcha dem.adv. up there: visible, stationary/specific.
Syn: pakma; pagga. See: pichani, pichuäa,
pichakäa, pichuuna - see charts. Variant:
pikka; pikani, pikuäa, pikaääa, pikuuna.
pitchaiái- vi. 1) to hinder. Syn: avriaqutaq-;
inavài-; piñaiáutaaànik-; piraiái-. 2) to forbid.
See: agliànaq-; nutaiqqi-.
pitchaq- vi. to make the kill (when hunting).
pitchiaq- vi. to get something new.
pitchiàiaq- vi. to be easy to speak to, always willing.
pitchiàiiáaq- vi. to be stubborn.
pitchiàiit- vi. to be stubborn; to be intractable: to be
hard to deal with.
pitchiq- vi. to wait out impatiently, to delay until the
termination of.
pitchua dem.pron. those back there. See: piñña,
pitchuak; pitkuak, pitkua.
pitchunani those back there (locative).
pitchunuäa toward those back there
(terminalis).
pitchunakäa from those back there (ablative).
pitchunuuna through those back there (vialis).
pitchunatun like those back there (similaris).
pitchuniäa those back there, with those back
there (modalis).
pitchuak dem.pron. those two back there. See:
piñña, pitchuak; pitkuak, pitkua.
pitchuänaäni those two back there (locative).
pitchuänuäa toward those two back there
(terminalis).
pitchuänakäa from those two back there
(ablative).
pitchuänuuna through those two back there
(vialis).
pitchuänaktun like those two back there
(similaris).
pitchuäniäa those two back there, with those
two back there (modalis).
pitchuksaaàun n. encouragement (word of ~).
pitchuksaaq- vt. to encourage; to console. Syn:
kiikaaqsruq-; siimasaaq-; sikhatchauài-.
pitchuksaaqti n. encourager, one who encourages.
pitchuq- vi. to be a good hunter. Variant: pitchik-.
pitchuuqsraaq- vi. to move at a trot (of animal), to
proceed rapidly.
pitkua (C) dem.pron. those back there. See: piñña,
pitchuak, pitchua; pitkuak.
pitkunani those two back there (locative).
pitkunuäa toward those two back there
(terminalis).
pitkunaääa from those two back there
(ablative).
pitkunuuna through those two back there
(vialis).
pitkunatun like those two back there (similaris).
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