Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

qimugviutaq qiñiquuraaq-
qamuutaq.
qimugviutaq n. bridle. Variant: qimuutaq.
qimuk- vt. to tow (of dogs); to pull with a towline (of
dogs). See: qamuk-.
qimukti n. reindeer, ox, dog (animal trained to pull a
load). Syn: unirraun.
qimuutaq n. sled hitch; a bridle. Variant:
qimugviutaq.
qinaala- vi. to moan, to groan (in pain). Syn: imäala-;
imäiiq-. Variant: qiniqqaluk-.
qinaalauraq- vi. to whimper in pain. Syn:
imäaluk-; qumaäai-.
qinarri- vi. to hurt one's shinbone. Syn: qiäarraaq-.
qinàuti- vi. to be angry with each other (reciprocal).
qiniànaq n. anger, bitterness. Syn: taluànaq.
qiniàun n. indignation.
qiniq- vi. 1) to be angry. Syn: qinnak-. 2) act angrily,
to fight.
qiniqaun n. 1) wrath, forceful anger. 2) wrath: divine
retribution.
qiniqqaluk- vi. to moan, to groan (in pain). Variant:
qinaala-.
qinit- vt. to hang oneself.
qinnak- vi. to get mad; to become angry. Syn: qiniq-,
uumisuk-; uumitchak-.
qinnauti- vi. to be angry about something.
qinu n. broken chunks of slush ice in fall that clings
to the shore. Syn: mittu; muàalliq.
qinu- vi. to form slush ice at freeze-up in fall.
qinuaq- vi. to develop thin ice (first ice in fall). Syn:
sikuaq-.
qiñaa- vt. to search. Syn: ivaq-; nasriqsruq-;
pakak-; qiñiàniaq-; umiq-.
qiñaàluk n. porcupine. Syn: iáuqutaq.
qiñiàaaq n. picture, photograph. Syn: agliutraq.
qiñiàaq- vi. to look through binoculars. Variant:
qiñiàautitaq-.
qiñiàautik n. binoculars.
qiñiànait- vi. to be invisible.
qiñiànaq vi. to be visible. Syn: nuisa-.
qiñiànaàugaaq- to be still visible.
qiñiàniaàugaaq- vi. to stare; to gaze; to look into
empty space. Syn: qiñiqsaàataq-. See:
iriàruiñaq-; qiñiqpak-; qiññaàluk-.
qiñiàniaq- vt. to seek, to search. See: ivaq-;
nasriqsruq-; pakak-; qiñaa-; umiq-.
qiñiàruaq- vi. to glare, to stare sternly. Syn:
qiññaàluk-.
qiñiàviksrait- vi. to be self-conscious, to be ill at
ease, to have no peace to look at the other
person.
qiñikkiq- vt. to demonstrate so that another person
can visualize something, to cause someone to
"see". Sumik qiñikkiàayaqpisigut
quviqnaqtuamik saääipkun uvagut
qiñiàlugu ukpiqsritáasriáuta ilipnik? What
powerful miracle would you demonstrate for us
so that we, seeing it, can believe you? Syn:
urriqsuq-.
qiñikkiqsuun n. sign, indication (act by which to
show something). Agaayyutim
savaaàipkaàaa atlayuaànaqhutiä
qiñikkiqsuutinik. God let him do wonderful
signs. Syn: iáitchuqqun.
qiñikkiutauruaq n. vision, something special one
has "seen". Isumaksraqtuaqsiñiqsuq
qanuutautilaaäanik qiñikkiutauruam
iämiñun. He was perplexed as to what the
meaning was of what had been shown to him.
Syn: qiñikkiqsuun; qiñiquuraaq. See:
tautuktuuraaq-.
qiñiágu- vi. 1) to discern, to be able to "see". 2) to
have good vision. Syn: takpik-.
qiñimmaaàiksaaq- vt. to examine, to make sure of
what is seen. Syn: qanuqitilaaq-;
qaunaksruq-.
qiñiq- vt. to see, to look at. Qiñiqsigik tiämiurat
siáami. Look at the birds in the sky.
Qiñàutiluàniàikma. I am glad you came to see
me. Syn: qiñiqtuaq-.
qiñiqpak- vi. to stare, to gaze. Syn: iriàruiñaq-;
qiñiqsaàataq-. See: qiñiàniaàugaaq-;
qiññaàluk-.
qiñiqsaàataq- vt. to stare. Syn: iriàruiñaq-;
qiñiqpak-. See: qiñiàniaàugaaq-;
qiññaàluk-.
qiñiqsiq n. tonsil, small oral mass of lymphoid tissue
(of uncertain function, but believed to help
protect the body from respiratory infections).
See: qakiàluk-. Variant: kiñiqsiq.
qiñiqsitaaq n. movie.
qiñiqsitaaq- vt. to watch a movie.
qiñiqtuaq n. 1) picture book. 2) slides (photos);
movie, motion picture.
qiñiqtuaq- vt. to watch a movie, to watch slides, to
look at a picture book. Syn: qiñiq-.
qiñiqu- vt. to flaunt, to exhibit ostentatiously. Syn:
sukasraànaivik-; suvaluvaaâak-;
tusrusraaq-.
qiñiqusaaq- vi. to crave attention, to try to get
attention, to try to be seen. Qiñiqusaaàaqtusi
aquppiutaàiksaanun aquvitlusi. You love to
be seen seated on the good seats.
Qiñiqusaatlaturut agaayuuraaqamiä. They
love to show off (for pretense) when they pray.
qiñiquuraaq n. vision. Qiñiàitka tuttuqpaich
qiñiquuraamni. I saw horses in my vision.
qiñiquuraaq- vt. to foresee, to have a vision.
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