Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

siiàáit- sikkuk
something too sour, expression of distaste or
displeasure.
siiàáit- vt. to gorge, to cloy; to feed to excess, to
overindulge.
siiàáuakaaànaq- vi. to be sour, to be tart, to have a
sharp taste.
siiàáuakaaq- vt. to taste something tart, sour, sweet
(e.g. ripe cranberries). See: mamaq-; mamait-.
siiàñaàluktuaq- vi. to be bitter. Piäaluguuq
tamaani inniqsuq imalik siiàñaàluktuamik
misruqqumik. There was a bowl filled with
soured juice.
siiàñaiyaun n. baking soda.
siiàñala- vi. to sting (of a wound, sore, cut, burn,
etc.).
siiàñaq n. ripe fruit. Katillugich asriat
siiàñaqtuat. Gather the fruit, the ripened ones.
siiàñaq- vi. 1) to be sweet. Siiàñaaàniaqtuq
honey-tun qanipni. It will be sweet like honey
in your mouth. 2) to be sour; to be pungent. 3) to
be fermented.
siiàñaqsiaq n. 1) sourdough. 2) hotcake or biscuit
(made of sourdough). 3) home-brew, homemade
alcohol.
siiàñaqsirriq- vi. to make sourdough.
siiàñaqsiuvik n. sourdough pot.
siiàñaqtaaq n. something sweet, containing sugar
(e.g. candy).
siiàñiq n. liquid which has seeped or oozed out.
siiàñiq- vi. to seep out; to ooze (of liquid). Syn:
imaàiak-; kiñiq-; maqi-; siiqsuq-. See:
quàliaq-.
siiàñit- vi. to become sweet-sour.
siik- vi. 1) to split lengthwise. Talukuyaaq
agaayyuvikpaämi siiksiàniqsuq. The heavy
curtain in the temple split right away. 2) to cut
fish lengthwise for drying. See: siigvik.
siiáa- vi. to trickle, to leak out (of water). Syn: maqi-.
See: suvlik-.
siimak- vi. to be determined: to be marked by a
strong desire to achieve something; to be
marked by a desire to excel someone's
expectations. Variant: siimai-.
siimasaaq- vt. 1) to motivate; to goad into action.
See: kipiàniuq-. Variant: siimasraaq-. 2) to
instill confidence, to encourage. Syn:
araaqtuq-; kayuäiuti-; kiikaaqsruq-;
pitchuksaaq-; qapiäaisaaq-. See: nikanàiq-.
siimasraaq- vt. to urge, to encourage strongly, to
goad. Taatnamik siimasaaàipsi
piisimaaquplusri timim pisugruaàutaaniñ.
Therefore, I urge you that you should stay away
from the desires of the body. See: kayuäiuti-;
kiikaaqsruq-. Variant: siimasaaq-.
siimik- vt. to pin someone down (in wrestling). Syn:
paa-.
siimmak- vi. 1) to become competitive. 2) to be
confident of being able to win or to perform.
siiñiaàvik n. time of shee fishing (or: place for shee
fishing [sii]).
siiq- vi. 1) to ooze (of a sore), to exude moisture. Syn:
siiàñiq-; siiqsuq-. 2) to leak (e.g. air from
something inflated). Syn: maqi-; siila-.
siiqsinniq n. 1) overflowing water from a crack in ice.
Syn: immaktinniq; qaaminniq. 2) area of
spreading liquid. See: qaaminniq; qaaptinniq.
3) fountainhead: a source of a stream or spring.
siiqsipkaq- vi. to sweat. Variant: siiqsukkaq-.
siiqsit- vi. to overflow (water to the top of ice through
a crack). Syn: qaaptit-.
siiqsukkaq- vi. to sweat. Variant: siiqsipkaq-.
siiqsuq- vi. to ooze (of a sore). Syn: siiàñiq-. See:
imaàiak-; maqi-; quàliaq-.
siititiq- vi. to make a noise (of a squirrel).
siituvak n. whimbrel. Numenius phaeopus.
sik- vi. to shoot: to engage in hunting or the firing of
weapons. Syn: tapit-; pisik-.
siktaaq- to shoot repeatedly (with gun).
sikaaànait- vi. to be prohibited (of smoking).
sikaaànaq n. cigar. Variant: sikaaqpak.
sikaaàruaq n. cigarette butt.
sikaakuq n. cigarette ashes.
sikaakuvik n. ashtray. Variant: sikaaqaàvik.
sikaala- vi. 1) to sizzle. 2) to make a sound, as when
rending cloth. Variant: sikaatit-.
sikaaâallak- vi. to smoke heavily, steadily.
sikaaq n. cigarette.
sikaaq- vi. to smoke a cigarette.
sikaaqaàvik n. ashtray. Variant: sikaakuvik.
sikaaqpak n. cigar. Variant: sikaaànaq.
sikaatit- vi. to make a sound of rending cloth.
Variant: sikaala-.
sikarriq- vi. to light a cigarette.
sikhasaaq- vt. to console. Syn: arak-; araktuq-.
sikhatchauài- vt. to encourage. Syn: arak-;
araktuq-; pitchuksaaq-; siimasaaq-.
siki- vi. to lower one's head; to hang one's head. Syn:
qiviäa-. Variant: sikit-.
sikit- vi. to bow down; to bow one's head; to bend
low. Iqsitchakhutiä aànat sikinniqsut
nunamun. Being frightened, the woman bowed
their heads to the ground. Syn: auàyuk-; put-.
See: paamàuq-.
sikkiqi- vi. to break up and start moving (of river
ice). Syn: sikuliqiaqsi-; supi-. See:
aulayyauti-.
sikkuk n. pair of sled runners. Syn: aglu;
apummaak; misaktiq; siku.
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