Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

tulauti- tunäauraaq-
tulauti- vt. to bring something ashore. Variant:
tulaut-.
tulimaalik n. any meat with ribs.
tulimaaq n. 1) rib (anatomy: long, curved bone from
the spine to the sternum). 2) rib (nautical: curved
support to form the hull of a boat). 3) rainbow.
Syn: apummaaq.
tulimamiktaq- vi. to braid with four or more
strings. See: qulivraq-.
tullak- vi. to lie down. Syn: iññaq-; nallaq-.
tullautaq- vi. 1) to land well (of a vessel). Variant:
tulak-. 2) to land gently (as from a fall). See:
nivàalaq.
tullignaq n. ruddy turnstone. Arinaria interpres.
tullik n. golden plover. Pluvialis dominica.
tulliqpak n. black-bellied plover. Squataralo
squataralo.
tuluaàaq- vi. to dive at something (usually said of a
bird attempting to protect its eggs or young).
tulugaànaq n. 1) cliff swallow. Petrochelidon
pyrrhonota. 2) bank swallow. Riparia riparia.
3) violet-green swallow. Tachycineta
thalasisina.
tulugaànasrugruk n. barn swallow. Hirundo
rustica.
tulugaànauraq n. tree swallow. Iridoprocne
bicolor.
tulugaq n. raven. Covus corax.
tulugauraq n. 1) striped wolverine ruff. Syn:
pamiuàvik. See: avatiksrat; isiàvikpagaaq.
2) second strip of wolverine skin (from its back).
tuluàiaq n. 1) canine tooth (growing on top of each
other). 2) incisor tooth.
tulukkam asriaq n. juniper berry. Lit: 'raven's
berry'. Fractus juniplous.
tulukkam nauligaaäa n. parasitic plant on older
roots. Lit: 'raven's spear'. Boschniakia rossica.
tulukkatun ittuq n. rusty blackbird. Euphagus
carolius. Variant: tulukkaniktuq.
tuluktuq- vt. to brush off snow (of mukluks, etc.
before entering a house); to knock something in
such a manner that anything sticking to it will
fall off.
tuluktuun n. tool used to brush off snow.
tuluq- vt. to butt; to hit with head or tusk; to attack
(of a bird). Syn: nagruuti-.
tuluq- vi. to reach and touch the shore (of a boat, of
ice, etc.). Variant: tulak-.
tumanäu- vi. to feel embedded food in one's throat
(to feel one's food has not gone down one's
throat and that one needs to wash down).
tumanäuiyaq- vi. to wash food down with liquid.
tumaq- vi. 1) to heal (of a broken bone). 2) to be
repaired.
tumaq- vt. to mend, to repair. Syn: iáaaq-;
iâuaqsruq-; nutaq-; tuämiq-.
tumaqsruq- vt. 1) to put together, to assemble parts.
Syn: katiqsri-. 2) to repair; to fix. Syn: iáaaq-;
iâuaqsruq-; nutaq-; tuämiq-.
tumi n. track; trail; footprint.
tumi- vi. to go through.
tumigiit- vi. to be a bad trail. See: nunagiit-.
tumiksraq n. trail; way; path.
tumiääuaq n. diamond shape (in playing cards).
tumisriuq- vt. to look for tracks.
tumitchauraq n. 1) trail made by animals. 2) three,
at cards.
tumitchiaàik- vi. to be a good trail.
tumitchiaàruaq n. old trail. Variant: tumaaàruk.
tumitchiali- vt. to make a trail, to break trail. Syn:
tuvli-.
tumitchiaq n. trail. Syn: aullavik.
tumitchiaqsaaq- vi. to travel on a trail.
tuni- vt. to sell.
tuniaq n. a sale.
tuniáaqtuàvik n. altar ; place for offering sacrifices.
Variant: tuniáaàvik.
tuniáaqtuâiq n. sacrifice. See: tunisiksraq.
tuniáaqtuq- vt. to sacrifice, to offer as sacrifice.
Syn: tuniáautigi-.
tuniáausiqiri n. priest; person offering a sacrifice (to
a deity).
tuninäuq- vi. to be inconvenienced, to be
discomfortable. Lit: 'to be tired of walking (or
lying) on hard ground'. Syn: tunäanäuliq-.
tuniqsima- vi. 1) to be faithful; to be loyal. 2) to
endure. Syn: atlaäuqatautait-.
tuniqsimmatri- vi. to be faithful. Variant:
tuniqsima-.
tuniqtu- vi. to be (emotionally) stable; to be enduring;
to be solid. Syn: mamiit-. See: ilitqusiàiit-.
Variant: tuniqsima-.
tunisaq n. item offered for sale. Syn: tuniaq.
tunisi- vt. to sell something.
tunisiksraq n. offering to aäatkuq inviting his help
for a sick person. See: tuniáaqtuâiq.
tunnuuk n. tallow; both sides of back fat of animal
(caribou or moose). Syn: qaunnak. Variant:
tunnuuraq. Sg: tunnuq.
tunnuviñiq n. piece of tallow.
tunäa- vi. 1) to rest firmly on a surface (of an object).
2) to be confident, to depend.
tunäa- vt. to trust in; to believe.
tunäaviu- to be trusting.
tunäaâiq n. confidence; trust.
tunäauraaq- vt. to lean back, to rest, to lean over for
support. Tunäauraallaktuäa aquppiutamun.
I am leaning back on the chair for a while. Syn:
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