Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

qiñitlaiq- qipquluk-
David-äum qiñiquuraaàiniàaa. [King] David
foresaw it. Agaayyutim qiñiquuraaqtitlugu
tuqâuàniàaa. God called him in a vision. Syn:
urguaq-.
qiñiquuraaliq- to see, have visions.
Nutaaàikkasi qiñiqquuraaliàutiä. Your
young men will have visions.
qiñitlaiq- vi. to lose one's sight; to become blind.
qiñitlait- vi. to be blind; to be unable to see.
qiñiyunaq- vi. to be pretty; to be pleasing to the eye.
qiñiyunaqusriq n. adornment, embellishment.
qiñiyunaqusriqsuq- vi. to adorn, to embellish, to
beautify. Syn: nakuqsaq-.
qiññaàik- vi. to look nice, to be pleasant to the eye.
Syn: iññaàik-.
qiññaàluk- vi. to stare sternly; to glare. Syn:
iriàruiñaq-; qiñiqsaàataq-. See:
qiñiàniaàugaaq-; qiñiqpak-.
qiññalik- vi. to resemble; to look like.
qiññaq n. look, appearance.
qiññaq- vi. 1) to lose one's appetite. 2) to be choosy
about food (desiring to eat another food), to be
fastidious.
qiññauàruaq n. strong wind before a rain. Variant:
qiññauq.
qiññuaq- vt. 1) to request someone's sympathy,
goodwill or mercy. 2) to appeal to someone's
sense of justice. 3) to request the presence of
someone.
qiññuaqtuq- vt. to beckon: to signal or summon, by
using one's index finger.
qiñu- vi. 1) to search and call for its young (of animal).
2) to cry fitfully (of a baby).
qiñuiàutikkauâiq n. reconciliation.
qiñuiàutipkaq- vt. to reconcile, to cause to become
peaceful about ... Syn: nalaunäapkai-.
qiñuiàutriãiq n. reconciliation; peace agreement.
Syn: qiñuiññaq.
qiñuiññanik- vi. to become peaceful; to gain peace.
qiñuiññaq n. peace. Lit: 'something that caused [the
situation] to become calm (physically,
emotionally)'. Syn: aäuyautairrun;
qiñuigutriãiq.
qiñuiq- vi. to calm down (of a person); to become
peaceful (of a person).
qiñuiqsitchi- vi. to be without anguish.
qiñuirruti- vi. to be peaceful, to be in accord (with
others).
qiñuisaaànaq- vi. to be peaceable, to be peaceful.
qiñuisaaq- vi. to be calm, to be peaceful, to be
without anguish.
qiñuisaaq- vt. to pacify.
qiñuit- vi. to be at peace; to be serene; to be meek by
nature. Syn: aäuyautait-; siaksruit-. See:
173
atchik-.
qiñunaq- vi. to be spoiled (and thus cry fitfully; of a
baby).
qiäaaq 1) n. shinbone. Syn: kanagaq; kanaaq.
2) flat ridge in mountains; plateau. See:
qimiàaaq.
qiäalik n. king eider duck. Somateria spectabilis.
qiäaââuak- vi. to show displeasure by sullenness, to
sulk.
qiäaq n. 1) the nose. 2) house ventilator.
qiäarraaq- vi. to bruise one's shin. Syn: qinarri-.
See: tigluuraq-.
qiääaànaq- vi. to be glaring (of light); to be too
bright (of light).
qiääak n. 1) both nostrils. 2) blowhole of a whale.
Syn: supuqtaàvik.
qipaluaq n. steep undercut riverbank. Syn: ikpik.
qipaluaqtitaq- vt. to undercut a bank (of water).
Syn: ikpiktitaq-.
qipi- vi. 1) to turn; to twist; to wind. 2) to wander; to
walk around; to go many places.
qipinàuutaq n. part of a dog team hitch (turns to
keep rope from tangling).
qipiäa- vi. to be twisted.
qipisruu- vi. to twist easily.
qipitaq n. bundle; something bound.
qipitit- vt. to twist out of shape (caused by heat).
qipliq- vt. to burst on a hard edge (twine).
qipáiq n. one link of a chain.
qipmiaàruk n. puppy. Syn: qipmiuraq. Variant:
qimmiaàruk.
qipmiaàrulik n. female dog with her (newborn)
puppies. Syn: qipmiuralik.
qipmiái- vt. to breed dogs for a team; to make a dog
team.
qipmiq n. dog.
qipmiqãiqi- vi. to handle dogs, to work with dogs.
Variant: qipmiàiiáiuq-.
qipmiqãuk- vi. to have trouble with one's dogs (e.g.
the dog's health).
qipmiqsuq- vt. to kill a dog.
qipmiuralik n. female dog with her (newborn)
puppies. Syn: qipmiaàrulik.
qipmiuraq n. 1) puppy; a herd dog trained to help in
reindeer herding. Syn: qipmiaàruk. 2) nipple of
a breast. Syn: miluk; mulu. 3) catkin of willow
(dense, cylindrical, often drooping cluster of
unisexual, apetalous flower).
qipmiurat n. tundra cotton. Lit: 'little dogs'.
qippun n. 1) winding key for a clock. 2) screw
driver.
qipputilik n. screw.
qipputit n. thread (on screw or pipe).
qipquluk- vi. to mumble, especially when feeling