Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

tigguvik tikiutaq
aäallaqâuuti-; piaqâuktaq-. Variant:
tigguàluk-.
tigguvik n. handle.
tigligaqti n. thief, robber. Variant: tigligaqtauq;
tiglikniaqti.
tiglik- vt. to steal. Syn: aqtaq-.
tigliq- vi. 1) to pulsate, to beat (of pulse). 2) to throb
(painful cut, etc.). Variant: tigliqtaq-.
tigliqtaat n. pulse.
tigliqulauraq- vi. to flutter (of the heart).
tigluaq- vi. to hit with fists, to box. Syn: qakimik-;
tugluämik-.
tigluk- vt. 1) to beat, to strike with side of fist. Syn:
anau-. 2) to knock to make something sticking
fall off.
tigluktuq- vt. to knock at a door. Syn: katchak-;
katchaktuq-; suqpalliq-.
tigluäniq n. Mongolian spot (a poorly defined blueto-gray
area of skin discoloration present at
birth, usually in the area of the buttocks and
lower spine).
tigluuraq n. bruise.
tigluuraq- vi. to get bruised, to experience bruising.
See: qiäarraaq-.
tigri- vt. to frighten a bird, causing it to fly away.
Variant: tiksri-.
tigu- vt. 1) to take; to grab; to pick up; to lay hold of.
Variant: tigusi-. 2) to arrest, to take forcibly.
Syn: tiguniqâuk-.
tiguaâiq n. adoption.
tiguaq n. adopted child.
tiguaq- vt. to adopt a child.
tiguàiq n. handle; doorknob. Talu Putum tupqani
tiguàiqaqtuq saniqsamik. The door in Putu's
house has a movable bar for a door knob.
tigukkauâiq n. arrest (in past).
tigula- vt. to grab for something but be unable to hold
onto it.
tigumirrit- vt. to ask someone to deliver. Putum
Miiyuk tigumirritchaa uqsrumik. Putu
handed Miiyuk seal oil to carry to someone.
tigummi- vt. to hold something. Agaayyuun,
qiáaich tigummiáguitchaatin. God, the
heavens are not able to contain you. Syn:
immaài-.
tigummiaq- vt. to carry. Savaktim tigummiaàigaa
tiktitaun. The servant is carrying a winnowing
fork.
tigummitqiaq- vt. hold onto something. Syn:
kukimmala-.
tigummivik n. handhold (any spot to hold on to
something).
tiguniaq- vt. 1) to attempt to steal. 2) to attempt to
grab something (like an animal, e.g. bird, rabbit,
etc.).
tiguniqâuk- vt. to arrest, to grab forcibly.
Tiguniqâukamiuä qimitchiqsruaqsiñiàaa.
As he grabbed him hard he began to strangle
him. Syn: tigu-.
tigupquti- vi. to contract a communicable disease.
Syn: atniàñausriq-; naäirrutinnak-. See:
tuqupquti-.
tigupqutnaq- vi. to be contagious. Syn:
quäuànaq-.
tiguri n. policeman.
tiguri- vi. to arrest. Variant: tigusri-.
tigusi- vt. to take; to grab; to pick up. Variant: tigu-;
tigusri-.
tigusiaq- vt. to conquer; to take a hold of.
tigusri- vt. 1) to choose from a variety. 2) to arrest; to
take hold of. Variant: tigu-; tiguri-; tigusi-.
tigusriñiaq- vt. 1) to attempt to grab. 2) to pursue
with the intent to arrest.
tigutaaàvik n. 1) prison; jail. 2) captivity.
tigutaaluk n. orphan. Syn: iáiappaq.
tigutaaluuraq orphan child.
tigutaaq- vt. to restrain; to incarcerate; to jail.
tigutaaqsiuvik n. 1) slavery. 2) exile.
tigutaaqtaq n. prisoner.
tiguuvik n. adoptive parents.
tiàiaq n. weasel; ermine. Mustela erminea.
tiàiaqpak n. mink. Mustela vison.
tiàii- vi. 1) to creep silently toward prey (of hunter).
2) try not to make noise while doing things.
tiàikmiutaq- vi. to keep a knife with a sheath on
one's waist belt. Variant: tiàiksraqmiutaq-.
tiàiksraq n. belt for pants; man's belt. Syn: tapsi.
See: pamiuqtaq.
tii n. tea. See: saiyu.
tiiliuàun n. teapot.
tiiqaàvik n. tea container; tea canister.
tikiàaq n. forest; thicket. Syn: qupsik.
tikiiááaa- vi. to stop at various places and villages
along one's journey.
tikilik n. three-fingered mittens.
tikiáàataq- vi. to arrive.
tikiñàaaq n. newly arrived visitor.
tikiq n. 1) index finger. 2) thimble.
tikiqaàvik n. thimble holder (in needle case).
tikit- vi. 1) to arrive at destination. 2) to come to a
person. Malikâugu aànam tikiññiàaa
tunuanun. While he followed [the person] a
woman approached him from behind.
tikisiq- to suddenly come up to a person.
tikitqataq- vi. to frequent a place.
tikitqaurraq- vi. race. Putu tikitqaurraqtuq. Putu
is competing in a race. Variant: tikitqautraq-.
tikiutaq n. a meal eaten after much traveling.
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