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Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

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simmiãiq sipaaq-<br />

succession, to follow after another. Qichaq<br />

simmiáiutiruq Putumun. Qichaq succeeds<br />

Putu.<br />

simmiãiq n. change.<br />

simmiq n. exchange; substitute. Syn:<br />

upaluàiitkutaq. Variant: simmiun.<br />

simmiq- vi. to exchange. Variant: simmiusriq-.<br />

simmiun n. substitute, exchange. Tarra<br />

simmiutiksraitchaa iñuum iñuutchii. There<br />

is nothing in exchange for a man's soul. Variant:<br />

simmiq; upaluàiitkutaq.<br />

simmiuruaq- vi. to substitute. Variant: simmai-;<br />

simmausiq-; simmiusriq-.<br />

simmiusriq- vi. to exchange; to substitute. Variant:<br />

simmausiq-; simmiq- ; simmiuruaq-.<br />

siñaaqsruk- vi. to wheeze, to breathe heavily<br />

(audibly) while sleeping. Variant:<br />

siñaaqsruaàik-.<br />

siñaavri- vi. to keep dozing off. Variant: siñivri-.<br />

siñguänaq n. sleeping pill (used to relieve<br />

insomnia); sedative, narcotic. Syn: siñiänaq.<br />

siñgutnaq n. pair of pajamas.<br />

siñi n. 1) edge; shore, riverbank. 2) parka ruff. Syn:<br />

isiàvik. 3) fur trim at the bottom of a parka.<br />

siñigniuraaq- vi. to be on the verge of sleep.<br />

siñigviich n. bed. Kia iñuum iáitlaitchaa naniq<br />

ataatnun siñigviich. Nobody will place a light<br />

under the bed.<br />

siñigvik n. sleeping place; pallet.<br />

Jesus-muutriaqsipáutiä atniàñaqtuanik<br />

akiyaqhutiä siñigviksuummaisa. They began<br />

taking their sick people to Jesus carrying them<br />

on their pallets. Syn: igáiq; kivalliq.<br />

siñik- vi. to sleep.<br />

siñikpak- vi. to oversleep.<br />

siñiksraq n. part of fur which is stripped and used for<br />

parka trimming at bottom, cuffs, and ruff. See:<br />

isiàviksrat.<br />

siñiktaq- vi. to sleep in another's house; to stay<br />

overnight.<br />

siñiktukkaaqsi- vi. to fall asleep, to drift into sleep.<br />

Syn: siquaqsi- (C). See: uiñàaliq-.<br />

siñiktukkaq- vi. to be asleep. Syn: siqu-.<br />

siñiktukkatqik- vi. to go back to sleep.<br />

siñiänaq n. sleeping pill (used to relieve insomnia);<br />

sedative, narcotic. Syn: siñguänaq.<br />

siñiänialiq- vi. to be sleepy, to be half-asleep. Syn:<br />

uiñàaliq-.<br />

siñiqsraq- vi. 1) to travel along the shore.<br />

Piyaqniuâikun siñiqsraqtuaqâugu<br />

tikiáàataàikput qamannillautaàvik.<br />

Traveling along the coast with difficulty, we<br />

finally reached a wind-sheltered (harbor). 2) to<br />

travel around villages. Tamatkua<br />

195<br />

suviàiiàaâiàmik siñiqsraâikun tupiàni<br />

iáitchigisirut. They will learn wasting time by<br />

visiting around in houses. Syn: igliàaq-. 3) to go<br />

in and out of houses, stopping briefly.<br />

Siñiqsraqâugich iliäisa tupiäich. He went in<br />

and out of each of their houses. See:<br />

isiqattaaq-; qaiqattaaq-.<br />

siñiqsraq- vt. to collect charitable contributions<br />

(going from house to house).<br />

siñiqsrauti- vi. to take someone from place to place;<br />

to show someone around.<br />

siñivri- vi. to keep dozing off. Variant: siñaavri-.<br />

siñivriala- vi. to doze off. Syn: siqu-.<br />

siññaàik- vi. to be sound asleep.<br />

siññaàluk- vi. to have a bad dream, to have a<br />

nightmare; to sleep fitfully. Variant:<br />

siññaqtuumaqâuk-.<br />

siññaqtuq n. dream.<br />

siññaqtuq- vi. to dream.<br />

siññaqtuumaqâuk- vi. to have nightmares, to have a<br />

bad dreams. Variant: siññaàluk-.<br />

siñäutnaak n. pair of pajamas.<br />

siñäutnaq n. nightgown.<br />

siäai- vi. to be pregnant (of human). Variant:<br />

siäaiyau-.<br />

siäaiyaaq n. human fetus.<br />

siäaiyau- vi. to be pregnant (of humans). Syn: siäai-;<br />

narri-, narrak-, iññi-. See: iáummiutchiq-.<br />

siäiàñiq n. ankle.<br />

siäiq n. mukluk ankle strap; boot lace; shoelace.<br />

siäiq- vt. to tie one's shoelaces or mukluk strings.<br />

siäisruk- vi. 1) to feel ill at ease about one's own<br />

action or about that of another close to oneself.<br />

Syn: tutqaasruk-. 2) to be embarrassed about<br />

oneself or another.<br />

siäit- vt. to push into; to pursue. Iáitchuàikami<br />

siäitautilaaàmiñik, maliqsruaqsiñiàaa<br />

aànaq. When he realized that he had been<br />

thrown down, he began to pursue the woman.<br />

siäiuq- vi. to become untied, to come loose (of boot<br />

straps, shoelaces or mukluk strings).<br />

siääiq n. 1) calf muscle of a caribou. See:<br />

kanasruänaq. Variant: siäñiq. 2) calf of leg<br />

(especially of caribou). Variant: siäñiq.<br />

siäuk- vi. 1) to strain to evacuate bowels; to start to<br />

urinate. 2) to strain (in labor contractions at<br />

child birth), to push forward with abdominal<br />

muscles (in the effort of child birth).<br />

siäuktit- vi. to become red from exertion or illness.<br />

See: siäutniq.<br />

siäutluluuq n. varied thrush. Ixoreus naevius.<br />

siäutniq n. swelling on the body from exertion,<br />

redness in face from exertion. See: siäuktit-.<br />

sipaaq- vt. to enlarge, to add a section on the side of

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