Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

taktuktit- taluqutaq
taktuktit- vi. to become foggy.
taku- vt. to visit someone ("go see someone"); to
check on. Syn: qimilàu-. Variant: takullak-;
takuqataaq-.
takuaq- vi. to take food along.
takuàaniq- vi. to have a pleasing appearance.
takullak- vi. to check on something; to take a look.
Syn: qimiágu-. Variant: taku-; takuqataaq-.
takunait- vi. to be invisible.
takunaq- vi. to be visible.
takupqaäa- vi. to experience pleasure from visiting
with someone whom one has not seen in a long
time. See: aäiáaaqataaq-; iáaqapqaäa-.
takuq- vt. to chew. Variant: tamuq-.
takuqataaq- vt. to check on. Syn: qimilàu-. Variant:
taku-; takullak-.
takusraq- vi. to glance.
takusri- vi. to visit someone in the hospital; to go and
see how someone or something is. Variant:
takuri- (C).
takusruliq- vi. to have a desire to see someone, to
desire company.
takuyaq n. flag.
taliàmik- vi. to arm wrestle.
taliàmiutaq n. wristlet; a bracelet.
taliàuq n. fore flipper of seal or walrus. See:
avatraq; sitquq.
talim ivalua n. arm sinew.
taliñäa- vi. to be out of sight.
taliq n. 1) arm (body part). 2) clock hand. Syn:
takiruaq.
taliq- vi. to dance in Iñupiaq style (sitting position
while moving arms). Syn: naqigáiuraq-. See:
aààipiaq-; sayuq-; uyuk-.
taliqpik n. right hand; right side.
taliqpiu- vi. to be right-handed.
taliqquk n. both front flippers of seal or walrus. See:
taliàuq.
talit- vi. to become concealed ; to get out of sight.
talit- vt. to conceal.
talliaq- vi. to break one's arm.
talliaq- vt. to break the arm of someone.
tallimakipiaq n. one hundred.
tallimalik n. 1) wall tent (10'x 12' ft., five panels
long). 2) five, at cards.
tallimat n. five.
tallimat malàuk n. seven.
tallimat piñasrut n. eight. Variant: tallimat
piäasut.
tallimmiàñiq n. Friday. Variant: tallimiiãiq.
talu n. door.
talu- vi. to close a door.
taluài- vt. to fear. Urriqsuutiniaàipsi
taluàiraksramik. I will tell you whom to fear.
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taluànait- vi. to be amiable, affable; to be friendly; to
be kind; to be communicative; to have a ready
smile. Syn: atlayuaqtlait-; attaànait-;
iáamaatqik-; piaqâuktaäit-.
taluànaq n. anger, bitterness. Syn: qiniànaq;
uumisuk.
taluànaq- vi. 1) to be unfriendly; to be stern; to be
uncommunicative ; to be unapproachable. 2) to
be fearsome (causing fear of someone).
taluànaqqutiksraq n. authority, authorization to
judge or rule on someone's behalf. See:
aäalatiksrikkauma-; saääiqutiksrik-;
taluànaqusiq-.
taluànaqusiq- vi. to be authorized, to be empowered.
Syn: aäalatiksrikkauma-; saääiqutiksrik-.
See: taluànaqqutikraq.
taluiáisaq n. canvas hanging next to a tent entrance or
regular door to keep draft from coming in.
Variant: taluquttaq.
taluksraq n. door material; big brown bear skin
(formerly used for a door curtain).
talukuyaaq n. curtain. Variant: talukiyaaq.
taluliq- vt. to install a door.
taluliuq- vt. to fix a door.
taluqsralliaài- vt. to browbeat; to treat someone
badly and make him afraid.
taluqsranàiãiq n. boldness.
taluqsraq- vi. to be fearful, to be afraid to ask a
favor of the boss, to be apprehensive.
Taluqsraqhutiä apiqsrulguiññiàaat
taavrumuuna. They were afraid to ask him
about that (matter). Syn: ataniqsraq-;
manäait-; naäiaq-; tataigi-.
taluqsraq- vt. 1) to fear someone's wrath and so
remain unassertive. Iluqatiä taluqsraàniqsut
iñuänik. They all feared the people. 2) to
respect someone. Syn: ataniqsraq-.
taluqsratchak- vi. to become frightened, to become
deeply afraid. Iñuich iluqatiä
taluqsratchaäniqsut. All the people became
deeply afraid. Syn: nuyuaq-.
taluqsrautaiq- vi. to be unafraid; to be bold; to be
without fear. Uqaqtitigut uqaâiqnik
taluqsrautaiàuta. Allow us to speak the
message without fear. See: iáisimaniraaq-;
arguaäa-; kiiñaàniq-.
taluqsri- vt. to reverence, to venerate, to treat with
awe and respect. Una aäun nalaunäaniqsuq
taluqsriruaq Agaayyutmik. This man was
righteous and was venerating God. See: iqsi-.
taluqsriãiq n. 1) fear of someone. 2) respect for
someone.
taluqsrisaq n. respect.
taluqutaq n. canvas hanging next to a tent entrance or