Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

piyaaptaäa- puâiäa-
piyaaptaäa- vi. to be clumsy.
piyagniuq- vi. to be barely staying alive. See:
pipqaq-.
piyaàit- vi. 1) to wane (of the moon). Syn:
iqiatchak-. See: puktallak-. 2) to rise later
than usual (of the moon).
piyaq- vi. to break down.
piyaqniuàun n. disease, sickness; affliction.
piyaqtai- vt. to destroy, to damage, to break up. Syn:
agak-; piyaquâuk-; siqupsi-. Variant:
piyaqtaq-.
piyaqtaq- vt. to destroy; to break. Syn: navguq-.
Variant: piyaqtai-.
piyaquaqsi- vi. to perish.
piyaquàvik n. 1) place of accidents. 2) hell; place of
destruction. Syn: nagliksaaàvik; naäinnaq;
tammaàvik.
piyaqukkaumaaqtuat n. debris; ruins. Lit: 'what
had been destroyed before'.
piyaquâiq n. destruction. Syn: akatchiãiq;
suksraunàiãiq.
piyaquâuk- vt. to injure, to impair, to damage. Syn:
agak- (1); qiâhuq-; siqupsi-. See: pattuq-;
piyaqtai-; qitkutiksri-; sitquaq-.
piyaquq n. casualty, accident. Variant: miqivsaq
(C).
piyaquq- vi. to perish, to become a casualty, to be
involved in an accident.
piyaquq- vt. to destroy; to ruin; to demolish. Syn:
akat-; maqut-; siqumit-; suksraunàiq-.
piyuaàniq n. 1) bruise. 2) person who has been
violently beaten.
piyuaq- vt. 1) to attack; to beat up. 2) to badger; to
pester.
piyuaqniktuaq n. attacker.
piyuaqqun 1) n. persecution. 2) temptation.
piyuk- vt. 1) to batter ; to abuse verbally. Putu
piyukniyuktuq iñuänik atlanik. Putu is
abusing other people verbally. 2) to tease
someone. Syn: sanmiraq-.
piyumaatchak- vi. to be invigorated, to be
encouraged. Variant: piyuumitchak-.
piyumaâiq n. zeal.
piyummaaàik- vi. to be eager, to be willing.
piyumman n. willingness.
piyummatiqaqtit- vt. to encourage.
piyuumitchak- vi. to be invigorated, to be
encouraged. Variant: piyumaatchak- (C).
puggutaq n. plate (dish).
puggutauraq n. small plate.
puggutauriqi- vt. to wash dishes. Variant:
puggutchiqi-.
puggutchiqi- vt. to wash dishes. Variant:
puggutauriqi-.
pui- vi. to surface, to rise to the surface. Syn:
qagvaq-.
puiáa- vi. to rise to the surface (of bubbles in liquid).
Syn: puktallak-; puktaq-.
puimi- vi. to swim on the surface of water (of a sea
mammal). Syn: puuvruq-.
puiñiq n. the fat on top of broth.
pukagriäa- vi. to be granular.
pukak n. granular snow crust found under soft snow
(good for melting into water), little pieces of ice
under fresh snow (formed after first snow);
"sugar snow".
pukik n. white belly fur of caribou.
pukkit- vi. to be low in the water (of boat), to be low
(in elevation).
pukâi- vi. to be made lower.
pukâi- vt. to lower something.
puksiññaq- vi. to die suddenly, to die instantly.
Variant: pupsiññaq-.
pukta- vi. 1) to be afloat (of leaves, iceberg, etc), to be
drifting about. 2) to float, to remain suspended
within or on the surface of a fluid without
sinking. Variant: pupta-.
puktaaq n. 1) floating mass (not suitable for walking).
Variant: puptaaq. 2) quicksand. 3) permafrost
area. 4) iceberg.
puktaàun n. buoy, net float. Syn: puptaqutaq.
Variant: puptaun; puptaàun.
puktaàusiq n. flotsam, wreckage that remains afloat
after shipwreck. Putu tiliñiàai
puktaàusiqsuàlugich nunniaquplugich. Putu
ordered them to attempt to reach land by using
wreckage.
puktallak- vi. 1) to rise to the surface of water. Syn:
puiáa-; puktaq-. 2) to wax (of the moon). See:
iqiatchak-; piyaàit-.
puktaq- vi. to emerge: to rise to the surface of water.
Syn: puktallak-; puiáa-. Variant: puptaq-.
pukuk- vi. 1) to gather. 2) to pick up by bending
over.
pula- vi. 1) slip out of sight (as an animal from river to
brush at riverbank). See: malaraq-. 2) to eclipse
(celestial body), to pass gradually, to pass
imperceptibly. Syn: malaraq-.
pulaaq- vi. to go and ask for food (as of neighbors);
to solicit alms. Syn: iäiula-; piatchiaq-. 2) to
go out visiting.
pulasaq- vt. to check one's traps or snares.
pulauq- vi. to soak in water (of leather).
pullak- vi. to bow, to put one's head down, to incline
the body or head or bend the knee in greeting,
consent, courtesy, acknowledgment, submission,
or veneration.
puâiäa- vi. to sulk in bed; to be lazy and stay in bed.
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