Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

puâiäaallak- puturi-
puâiäaallak- vi. to rest for a short while.
punniksraq n. bread dough.
punniliuq- vi. to make bread.
punnilivik n. 1) oven. 2) loaf pan.
punniq n. bread (made with yeast).
punäa- vi. to stoop: to bend forward and down from
the waist; to bow. Syn: auàaäasi-; imuäasri-;
napuäasri-; palluq-; qumaäa-.
punäayuaqataq- vi. to walk bent over (as an old
person or as in stalking game).
punäayuuq- vi. to walk bent over (as an old person).
Syn: auàyuk-.
punäuuq- vi. to walk bent over (as a hunter when
stalking game).
pupik n. itchy rash; scabies. See: uäiáak-; uuq-.
pupik- vi. 1) to have an itch; to have a rash. Syn:
kumaksruk-; paumit-; uäiáak-; uuq-. 2) to
have chicken pox.
puplaksaun n. baking powder.
pupsiññaq- vi. to die instantly, suddenly. Variant:
puksiññaq-.
pupta- 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: pukta-.
puptaaq n. 1) floating mass (not suitable for walking).
Variant: puktaaq. 2) quicksand. 3) permafrost
area. 4) iceberg. Syn: ivuniq.
puptaàun n. buoy; float for a net. Syn: puktaàun;
puptaqutaq.
puptaq- vi. to emerge: to rise to the surface of water.
Syn: puktallak-; puiáa-. Variant: puktaq-.
puptaqutaq n. buoy, float for a net. Syn: puktaàun
; puptaàun.
puptaun n. net float. Syn: puptaàun; puktaàun.
See: puptaqqutaq.
puptit- vi. to get puffy eyelids (from oversleeping,
crying, etc.).
puqhuq- vi. to dive in water (of a muskrat). See:
mukpak-. Variant: ipuqhuq-.
puqiit- vi. to be slow witted, to be unintelligent, to be
unwise.
puqik- vi. to be smart, to be intelligent, to be wise.
puqiksaaq- vi. to be knowledgeable, to be smart.
puqiun n. wisdom. Aniqatiupta Paul-äum
aglakmigaasri puqiutikun. Our brother Paul
wrote you in wisdom.
puqâaq- vi. to put in boiling water (to remove feathers
from birds or fowl, or to remove flippers from
ugruk).
purriuqtuaq n. freight boat; a barge.
purruq n. hole (in a boot sole).
purvigi- vi. to worship. Syn: agaayyuvigi-.
pusikkaq- vi. to fall forward (accidentally, or in
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death). Syn: paallak-; paasaaq-; palluqhiaq-;
puukkaq-.
pusiäa- vi. 1) to lie prone. Syn: palluäa-. 2) to
crouch with one's head lowered. Syn: palluq-;
qumaq-.
pusit- vt. 1) to turn over or upside down. Syn:
mumik-. 2) to reverse the order.
put- vi. to bend one's body at the waist, to stoop. Syn:
punäa-; qumaäa-. See: asiq-; auàyuk-;
kikiik-.
putchii- vt. to lay a moistened skin out overnight
before tanning. Variant: putchiq-.
putchimaallaktit- vt. to store a moistened skin (for
a longer period). Syn: putchimapkapsaaq-;
putillak-.
putchimapkapsaaq- vt. to store a moistened skin
(for a longer period). Syn: putchimaallaktit-;
putillak-.
putchiq- vt. to lay a moistened skin out overnight
before tanning. Variant: putchii-.
putchiq- vt. to make smoke (for repelling
mosquitoes). Syn: puyuqâuk-.
putillak- vt. to lay aside a moistened skin (for a short
while in tanning process). Syn:
putchimaallaktit-; putchimapkapsaaq-.
puttun n. piercing tool, awl. Variant: putuliuàun.
puttuqsri- vt. to comprehend; to penetrate a subject;
to perceive. Lit: 'to habitually pierce through'.
Taamna iñuum puttuqsritáasriraàigaa sum
nalaunäatilaaäa. That person is able to
perceive what is the right thing. Syn: puturi-.
putu n. hole; a puncture.
putuguq n. big toe.
putuguqsiuyuk n. 1) stag beetle. 2) shrimp. Lit:
'going for the big toe'.
putukiiãuk n. Lapland longspur. Calcarius
lapponicus.
putukiiãukpak n. Smith's longspur. Calcarius
pictus.
putukkisaun n. stumbling block; offense. Syn:
avriaqqun; piñaiááutaq; sapuqutaq.
putukkit- vi. to trip; to stumble. Atriginiàaich
putukkitqataqtuat putukkisautmun. They
are like those who often stumble over an
obstacle. Syn: paasaaq-.
putukkumiraq- vi. to walk on tiptoe. See:
nikivraak-; nukivraak-.
putulik n. rock with a hole through it, most
commonly used as a net sinker. See:
kivviqutaq; saatqun.
putuääiaq n. ugruk or sealskin loop, sewn between
sole and body of boot through which tie strings
are attached.
puturi- vi. to pierce, to penetrate (trying to make a