Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

sayyak- siiàáit-
sayyak- vi. to gain strength; to become healthy.
Uqautriñiqsut ukpiqtuanik
sayyaksaqâugich. They spoke with the
believers and strengthened them.
sayyaktusriáaaq- vi. to increase in strength; to
become gradually stronger. Ukpiqsriãha
sayyaktusriáaaàniqsuq. His faith has gradually
grown stronger.
sayyii- vt. to strengthen.
sayyiq- vt. 1) to give strength, to strengthen.
Sayyiàisigitin aniqatiutin. Strengthen my
brothers. Agaayyutim sayyiqsimaniàai. God
strengthened them. Variant: sayyii-. 2) to build
up one's strength with treatment.
sayyiqsuq- to strengthen, to give strength.
Atanàum nayuqâuäa sayyiqsuàaaäa. The
Lord stood by me and strengthened me.
siak- vt. 1) to line things up. 2) to look at a line-up, to
look over a group of people to detect a criminal.
siak- vi. to be lined up in a row (used in plural).
siakataaq n. dice.
siakataaq- vi. to roll dice, to play with dice.
siakataq- vt. to lose, to fail to win at dice.
siaksruiq- vi. to become silent.
siaksruit- vi. to be silent, quiet; to be calm, peaceful.
Syn: iñuksruit-; qiñuit-.
siaksruk- vi. 1) to crunch, to move with crushing
sound. 2) to emit a crushing noise (audible in
distance).
siaksrula- vt. to emit a loud, intense noise (audible
in distance). Syn: iñuksrula-.
siaksruäniq n. noise; din. Putum tusraaniàai
siaksruäniäat israàuäisa. Putu heard the
noise of their wings.
sialuk n. rain; rainy weather. Variant: siáaluk.
sialuk- vi. to rain. Variant: siáaluk-.
siamàuq n. driftwood; small broken-off piece of
driftwood.
siamit- vt. to spread; to scatter. Iñuich quppiàaatiä
siamitkaqsiñiàaich apqutmun. People began
to spread their coats on the road.
Amaqqumaasrii siamitkaqsiñiàai tamatkua
ipnaich. Then the wolf begins to scatter those
sheep. Syn: kanàaala-; kanàaqsruq-; siapsi-;
siqiááak-.
siammayaaq- vi. to be scattered everywhere.
Atausriàuqtitchitqigisiruq iluqaitñik
siammayaaqsimaruanik. He will let all of
them who were scattered around become one
again.
siapsi- vt. to disperse, to scatter. Atlatli kipriñiqsut
akiqqunik napaaqtuniñ siapsiutiplugich
tumitchianun. Others severed branches from
trees and spread them on the road. Syn:
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kanàaala-; siamit-. See: akullaq-. Variant:
siavsi-.
siaqqa- vi. to mourn. Syn: kiñunàuu-; kiñuvàu-.
Variant: siaqqau-.
siatqik- vi. to be straight (of a surface).
sigak- vi. to smoke heavily; to smoke steadily. See:
ipiqqiq.
sigguk- vi. 1) thrust one's lips out, showing
displeasure; to pout. 2) to swell when cold (of
lips). Variant: siyyuk-.
siggukpaligauraq n. dunlin. Erolia alpina.
sigguuk (C) n. 1) protruding mouth and lips of an
animal, snout, muzzle. Syn: umilàuq. Variant:
siyyuuk. 2) beak; bill of a bird. Variant:
siyyuuk.
sigguk one mandible of beak (of bird).
sigraaq n. protective tarp or skin (used for wrapping
a load). Syn: akivik; kalikuàruaq; quliàun.
sigruqisak n. arctic dwarf willow (growing near
ground, with round leaves). Syn: uqpik.
siààaqi- vi. to work with effort; to labor with
difficulty; to toil. Syn: payaäniuq-. See: sii-.
siààaqqun n. labor; hard work.
siàiiyaq- vt. to remove dry ear wax. Variant: siàri-.
siàáiàniuàun n. hardship; difficulty. Syn: sakiqnaq.
siàáiàñait- vi. to be easy, to be not difficult. Syn:
qaàanaq-.
siàáiàñaq- vi. to be difficult, to be trying. Syn:
qaàanait-; sakiqnaq-.
siàáuaq n. underground cache, cold storage, ice
cellar. Syn: qiqitchiuvik; saiyut. See: ikiààat;
qakutit; uäaluurat. Variant: siàáuuraq.
siàñiksrau- vi. to be devoted.
siàri n. wax or scales in ear; dry ear wax.
siàri- vt. to remove dry ear wax. Variant: siàiiyaq-.
sii n. sheefish. Stenodus leucichthys nelma.
Variant: shii.
sii- vi. to use one's strength; to exert effort. See:
siààaqi-.
siigvik n. cutting board, board on which to split fish
lengthwise.
siiàáanäu- vi. to have heartburn; to have a sour taste
in one's mouth after belching.
Iirgauraanikapkich aqiaàuàa
siiàáanäuliqsuq. After I had swallowed it my
stomach became sour.
siiàáiññaq n. anything sour, (such as pickles, vinegar,
lemons, etc.).
siiàáiññaq- vi. 1) to be sour; to be tart. 2) to be sweet.
siiàáit- vi. 1) to have an unpleasant (bitter) taste on
one's tongue. 2) disgusted.w/sweet, to feel sick
from excess of sweet or sour.
siiàáit- vi. 1) to salivate from too sour or too sweet
food. 2) to make a wry face when eating