Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

tiämisuutiqpak titqiaàaq-
tiämisuutiqpak n. jet (all big planes).
tiämiuraq n. small bird.
tiääiigaq n. liver and tendons stuffed in caribou
stomach and aged.
tiääiq- vi. to be full to bursting; to be stuffed full (of a
container).
tiääiqsi- vi. to become full to bursting (from eating
too much); to feel distended.
tiääiqsi- vt. to stuff full, to fill a container
completely.
Tiääivik n. August. Lit: 'time to fly away'.
tiääun n. airplane. Syn: tiämisuun.
tiääut- vt. to fly away with. Variant: tiääuti-.
tiäuk n. liver.
tipaaq- vi. to stink. Syn: tipitu-.
tipaiq- vi. to lose odor.
tipayaaq n. food with a slightly decayed smell. a
favorite is old "quaq": meat which has been
allowed to decay slightly and has been cooked.
See: auruq.
tipayaaq- vi. to become slightly decayed (of meat).
tipi n. odor; smell. Syn: nai ; naggiñ.
tipi- vi. to wash ashore; to drift ashore.
tipigiit- vi. to have a bad odor.
tipigik- vi. to have a good odor.
tipigiksaun n. perfume; room deodorizer. Lit: 'lit. a
means or cause for good odor'.
tipisaàniq n. ocean current flowing toward shore,
washing things ashore. Syn: isiqsaàniq.
Variant: tipisraqniq.
tipisaàniq- vi. to flow toward shore (of ocean
current).
tipitu- vi. to stink; to have a strong odor. Syn:
tipaaq-. See: tipituq-.
tipituq- vi. to develop a strong odor. See: anaàniq;
itiàuqsuänit-; tipliraq-; nai. Variant:
tipitusri-.
tipli n. crumb or food particle near the mouth.
tipliiyaq- vt. to wipe one's mouth.
tipliiyaun n. napkin.
tipliáuk- vi. to have food on the face near mouth.
Variant: tipliulaaq-.
tipliq- vi. to get rotten and smelly (of meat). See:
aaqqaaäu-; kimnaq; ikisuänit-;
iáusruäniáiq-.
tipliraq- vi. emitting bad odor, odoriferous. Syn:
tipituq-; naima-.
tippak- vi. to develop a strong odor. See: nai-;
tipitu-; tipituq-.
tippik n. lengthwise rib of a qayaq frame.
tipraàik- vi. to smell good.
tipraàiksaun n. incense; perfume.
tipraàluk- vi. to be too bitter to eat (of meat).
tipraàlut n. driftwood.
tiprak- vt. to find something drifted ashore. See:
siáut-. Variant: tipraksi-.
tipraktat n. things washed ashore; jetsam.
tipraq n. driftwood; jetsam.
tipsigi- vt. to laugh about. Syn: tipsisauti-. Variant:
tivsigi-.
tipsigi- vi. to think something funny. Variant:
tivsigi-.
tipsiñaq n. comedian; one who is funny; one who
tells jokes.
tipsiäaq excl. funny! Syn: iglaànaq.
tipsisaaài- vi. to try to make someone laugh. Syn:
iglaqusraaq-. Variant: tipsisaaq-.
tipsisaaàirauq n. clown; comedian. Syn:
iglaqusraatniktauq.
tipsisauti- vt. to laugh about. Variant: tivsisauti-.
tipsisuuraq- vi. to chuckle quietly (trying not to be
noticed).
tipsitchak- vi. to laugh uncontrollably; to laugh until
the stomach hurts.
tipuk n. whitefish (very little fat, with pointed snout,
living in saltwater). Syn: aanaakâiq; qaalàiq;
qalupiaq; qalusraaq; qausriáuk; quptik;
siraatchiaq.
tiqqala- vi. to swirl around (dust, feathers, etc.). See:
qalaula-.
tiqtala- vi. to move about excitedly. Syn: qauqtala-.
tira- vt. to cut into strips (of fish, etc.). Syn: kilit-.
tiriqtaq- vi. 1) to squeak (of ice, etc.). 2) to gnash
one's teeth.
tiriquula- vi. to gnash one's teeth; to grind teeth
together.
tiriquulauraq- vi. to squeak (of door); to make the
sound of rubbing against something else.
tiritchiq n. monstrous mythical reptile with four short
legs (or six), with alligator-like tail, rocky scaled
skin, long neck and small head.
tirran n. blood-letting knife.
tirraq n. 1) sandbar; narrow sand spit. Syn:
ikkalàuq; maààaraaq; tapqaq. 2) mile (a
measure).
tirruksi- vi. to experience anxiety from imagining
impossible predicaments, to be distressed.
titaalik n. burbot (freshwater fish of the Northern
Hemisphere, related to and resembling the cod).
lota lota (lota maculosa).
titiàniq n. 1) scratch; a mark. Syn: qipuaäniq;
qitchuäniq. 2) small dent.
titiq n. mark; a dot; a line. Variant: tittaq.
titiq- vt. to mark; to draw a line; to sign with a mark,
e.g. in place of a signature (for one unable to
write). Syn: aglak-; miñuk-; nalunaiqsi-;
nalunaitäutchiq-. See: atriái-; arriái-.
titqiaàaq- vi. to shade eyes with hand when looking.
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