Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

titqiaq tulaummi-
titqiaq n. eye shade, visor. Variant: tatqiaq.
tittaq n. line; a mark. Variant: titiq.
tivit- vi. to choke: to have difficulty in breathing,
swallowing, or speaking. See: nagguviksraiq-.
tivli- vt. 1) to sew on the body part of boots. 2) to cut
up and prepare for skin sewing.
tivliaq n. sewing project (already cut and ready to
sew).
tivliiyaq- vt. to wipe one's mouth.
tivrusiq- vi. to choke on something lodged in throat.
Syn: tivit-. See: nagguviksraiq-. Variant:
tivrutchiq-.
tivrutaq- vi. to gag, to experience a regurgitative
spasm in the throat.
tivu n. biscuit.
tivvuaq n. saliva; mucus; spit.
tivvuaq- vt. to spit.
tivvuàviuraq n. spittoon, spit can.
tivvuq- vt. to spit.
tivvuqtuq- to spit repeatedly.
tuaksruit- vi. to be very calm and quiet.
tuapak n. coarse gravel.
tuavit- vi. to make a whooping noise (expressing
pleasure) while dancing. Syn: qatchak-. See:
aviu-.
tugaq- vt. 1) to prod, to poke (with a stick, as in
herding). 2) to push off (with a pole). Syn:
ayak-.
tugayuuq n. wasp; a yellow jacket; a hornet.
tuggaun n. poking stick; a prod; a pole (for pushing a
boat in shallow or calm water).
tuglia n. second in a series, the next one. Syn:
aippaak; alàiaq.
tugliàiich n. vowel pairs of diphthongs, in Iñupiat
grammar.
tugliáiq- vt. to enforce; to support. Syn: makitat-.
tugliq n. next one.
tugliu- vi. to be next.
tugluaq- vt. to shield; to protect, to keep from harm.
tugluämik- vt. to beat with fists, to hit with the side
of hand. Syn: qakimik-; tigluaq-.
tugnaaq n. joining piece (piece of leather joining sole
to upper part of boot), connecting strip between
body and sole of boots (made of caribou or seal
leather).
tugrun n. lashing rope (made of seal or walrus
rawhide). Syn: akâunaapiat. See: naqitaàun.
tugrut- vt. to lash something with a rope.
tugvaàvik n. safe; deposit box (bank); jewelry box.
Variant: tugvaqsivik.
tugvaq- vt. to store away; to save; to put away. Syn:
tutquq-. Variant: tugvai- ; tugvaqsi-.
tugvaqsivik n. safe, storage place. Variant:
tugvaàvik.
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tui n. shoulder. Variant: tuiqqak.
tukala- vi. 1) to kick one's feet and legs in the air
from a lying down position (as a baby). 2) to
kick feet around (when sleeping).
tukiàvik n. footrest.
tukiq- vt. to push something with one's feet. Variant:
tukkaq-.
tukiq- vi. to hatch; to extend one's legs.
tukiqsrak- vt. to kick another person while on one's
back.
tukkii- vi. 1) to have guests. Variant: tukkiq-. 2) to
be hospitable. Syn: niàiñaq-; tagialanait-;
tutqiäñaq-.
tukkiqsuq- vt. to invite; to welcome guests.
Tukkiqsuàlugich iglaat kiñunnapsitñi.
Welcome travelers in your homes. Syn:
aiyugaaq-; itqu-; tuyuàmiaqsaq-; yuàaisuq-.
tukku- vi. to be a guest at someone's house; to make
oneself a guest. Syn: tukkuqaq-;
tuyuàmiaäu-.
tukkuài- vt. to host; to give lodging.
tukkuàik- vi. to feel comfortable (of a guest). Syn:
tutqaanait-.
tukkuàiäñaq n. hospitality.
tukkuiq- vi. to become an outcast, to lose one's place
to live. See: tupqiq-.
tukkuit- vi. to be an outcast; to have nowhere to live.
Syn: tukkuiq-.
tukkuliq- vi. to have as a guest.
tukkumavik n. 1) hotel room. 2) apartment; a place
to stay.
tukkuq n. host.
tukkuqaq- vi. 1) to have shelter, to have a place to
stay. 2) to stay as a guest. Syn: tukku-;
tuyuàmiaäu-.
tuksiaq- vt. to plead for something to happen; to beg
in prayer. Variant: tuksiq-.
tuksiq- vt. to beg. Variant: tuksiaq-.
tuktaq n. ferment (of walrus, meat rolled in walrus
skin).
tulagiaq n. dock, landing place, safe place for docking
a boat. Variant: tulagvik.
tulak- vi. to land (of boat, man), to come ashore (of
boat); to dock (of boat). Syn: apuàaksaaq-.
See: qaksruq-. Variant: tullautaq-; tuluq-.
tulanàit to be unable to reach shore because of
strong wind, waves, etc.
tulapqaq- to barely reach the shore or riverbank
(of a boat, barge, tugboat, etc.). Variant:
tulapqauâik-.
tulaksaun n. rope on a seining net (attached to the
shore). Syn: niäivraqsaun.
tulaummi- vi. to be ashore (of a boat), to set down
on land.