Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

qasigiaq qatraq-
water). Variant: qasraqtaq-.
qasigiaq n. spotted seal; harbor seal. Variant:
qasrigiaq.
qasiái- vt. 1) to beg; to supplicate. 2) to sting (feel a
smarting pain), to become irritated or painful
(when applying salt or strong ointment to chafed
skin). See: miäuluk-.
qasiáiñaq- vi. to be overbearing, to be importunate,
to be persistently entreating. Variant:
qasriáiñaq-.
qasu- vi. to become slack; to unwind. Variant:
qasru-.
qasuaq- vi. to calm down (of wind or human). Syn:
quunniq-; suamait-. Variant: qasruaq-.
qasui- vi. to become slack; to unwind.
qasuäa- vi. 1) to be withered. Variant: qasru-. 2) to
be loose, slack.
qasralluq n. 1) thick bark of a cottonwood tree. Syn:
amiàaq; qaiàuq. 2) a scab. Variant: qasalluq.
qasraq- vi. to ring (of bell, etc). Syn: aviáuq-; aviu-.
qasraqtaq- vi. to lap, to wash, to slap against (of
water). Variant: qasaqtaq-.
qasrigiaq n. spotted seal; harbor seal. Variant:
qasigiaq.
qasriái- vt. 1) to request (almost to the point of
demanding), to entreat. Iñugayaat
qasriáiaqsiñiàaat Putu pituiquplugu isiqtaq.
The crowd kept requesting that Putu release the
prisoner. 2) to tell others of one's desires.
qasriáiñaq- vi. 1) to be overbearing, to be demanding
(always asking for something), to be
importunate. Variant: qasiáiñaq-. 2) howl (of a
dog). Syn: magu-.
qasru- vi. 1) to be withered. Variant: qasuäa-. 2) to
become slack. Variant: qasu-.
qasruaq- vi. to become calm (of wind or water). Syn:
quunniq-; suamait-. Variant: qasuaq-.
qasruniq n. motionless water. Variant: qasuniq
(C).
qasruäa- vi. 1) to be withered. 2) to be loose, to be
slack. Variant: qasuäa-.
qasruq- vi. to end, to quit, to stop, to finish. Putu
qasruànaiyugaqtuq. It is not easy for Putu to
stop. Syn: iñiq-.
qasruqsaaàun n. benediction; a closing song or
prayer (in church). Syn: iñiqsaaàun.
qasruqsaaq- vt. to close meeting, to pray or sing in
closing. Agaayupluni katimmaâiq
qasruqsaaàaa. He prayed and closed the
meeting. Syn: iñiqsaaq-.
qataiqsiqataqtuaq n. hoarse voice.
qatait- vi. to have a high pitched voice. Variant:
qatikkit-.
qatak n. child by other than one's spouse, illegitimate
sibling related through father.
qataääun n. sibling, acquired through parents'
swapping relationship.
qataääutigiich n. children of two sets of parents
who are swapping partners.
qatchak- vi. to make a whooping noise (expressing
pleasure) while dancing. Syn: tuavit-.
qatchaktuq- vt. to scare animals by make noises,
often with echo (especially caribou). Variant:
qasaktuq-.
qatchala- vi. to shout victory; to shout to signal
success; to burst out with yelling when returning
from a successful hunt. Putu utiqami
qatchallaruq. When Putu returned home he
shouted to signal success. Variant: qasala-.
qatchik- vi. to stand out; to protrude, to be
prominent, to project. Syn: nuima-.
qatchiuq- vi. to prepare broth with blood.
qati n. the tone of one's voice.
qatigaaàun n. armor; a breastplate (C).
qatigaak n. the anterior surface of the body: front
quarters (of animal); breasts (of human). See:
miluk.
qatigaaq n. thorax.
qatiànisi n. white hunting snow shirt (for
camouflage in snow). Variant: qatiàniñ.
qatik n. bird's breast.
qatikkit- vi. to have a high-pitched voice. Variant:
qatait-.
qatiq- vi. to be white.
qatiqtaaq n. whiteness; the color white.
qatiqtitaq n. whitecap waves, waves with a crest of
foam.
qatitu- vi. to have a low-pitched voice.
qatliñ n. fat around the stomach of birds. See:
qallisik; qatlisik.
qatlisik n. fat found around both kidneys (of bird).
Variant: qallisik.
qatmik- vi. to be impatient, to be frustrated; to be
cranky.
qatmiksaaq- vi. to complain, to express feelings of
pain, dissatisfaction, or resentment.
qatmiáiq- vi. 1) to become frustrated. 2) to become
impatient.
qatäuq- vt. to budge a heavy or stuck object; to move
slightly. Variant: qanäuq-.
qatäuqtaq- vt. to jar, to vibrate: to bump or cause to
move or shake from impact.
qatqit- vi. 1) to become an adult; to be in one's prime.
2) to be at the top. See: qulliq.
qatraiàun n. tape recorder.
qatraq n. echo. Syn: akiãuk.
qatraq- vi. to reverberate (of sounds), to echo (of
voices).
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