Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

tutqaasraaq- tuuqtiq-
attitude). Syn: qaatchiäa-.
tutqaasraaq- vt. to try to make someone feel
uncomfortable. Variant: tutqaasaaq- (C).
tutqaasruk- vi. 1) to feel ill at ease about one's own
action or about that of another close to oneself,
to be embarrased about oneself or about another.
Syn: siäisruk-. 2) to feel uncomfortable or
embarrased that one is not able to repay a favor.
tutqiigi- vt. to disapprove, to reprove. Putum iglaaq
tutqiigigaa imiàuupman. Putu reproved the
visitor because he drank. Syn: iâuigi-.
tutqiit- vi. to feel uncomfortable; to feel restless; to
feel not at home.
tutqik- vi. 1) to be content; to be peaceful; to be
serene. 2) to be solid.
tutqiksi- 1) vi. to become content, to become serene;
to become comfortable. 2) to adjust, to achieve a
psychological balance in one's life; to find peace
of mind.
tutqiksit- vt. to make someone comfortable; to make
someone feel at home; to cause someone to
become relieved (in an unfamliar setting).
tutqiäñaq- vi. 1) to be a good host. 2) to be
hospitable (to be disposed to treat guests with
warmth and generosity). Syn: niàiñaq-;
tagialanait-; tukkii-.
tutqiun n. peace; contentment.
tutquq- vt. to store away; to save; to preserve from
harm. Syn: paniqsiq-; tugvaq-.
tutquqsivik n. 1) storage place. 2) bank; a place to
save money.
tutquqtuq- vt. 1) to store, to put away (for future
use). 2) to hide. Variant: tutquqtui-.
tuttaaq- vi. to go to bed; to get into bed. Syn:
nallaànaàiaq-.
tuttaat n. bedding; bed. Syn: atliàaq; avrat; ikivàaq;
qaatchiaq; tuäiutit; uqummatit.
tuttu n. caribou. Rangifer arcticus.
tuttuàaaàruich n. herd of caribou. Syn: katit;
katraich; tuttuqpaurat.
tuttuàaurat n. few caribou. Variant:
tuttuquyuurat.
tuttuàruk n. Ursa Major; Big Dipper (constellation).
tuttuliaq- vi. to hunt caribou. Variant: tuttunniaq-.
tuttuligaak n. pair of boots (soles of caribou fur
inside). See: tuttulik.
tuttulik n. boots with soles of caribou fur inside. See:
tuttuligaak; ugrulik.
tuttupiaq n. caribou. Variant: tuttu.
tuttuq- vi. to touch ground, bottom often. Variant:
tut-.
tuttuqâuk n. 1) pig. 2) ground meat; canned meat.
tuttuqpagaqti n. rider (on a horse). Syn:
tuttuqpiraqtauq.
tuttuqpagaun n. chariot. Syn: tuttuqpiraun.
tuttuqpak n. horse. Lit: 'large caribou'. Equus
caballus.
tuttuqpaurat n. herd of caribou. Lit: 'very many
caribou'. Syn: katit; katraich; tatimmirat;
tuttuàaaàruich.
tuttuqpiraqtauq n. rider (on a horse). Syn:
tuttuqpagaqti.
tuttuqpiraun n. chariot. Syn: tuttuqpagaun.
tuttuuraäa- vi. 1) to crouch (of hunter), to press the
entire body close to the ground with the limbs
bent. Variant: tuttuuraq-. 2) to have a
curvature of the spine.
tuttuuraq n. breast of bird.
tuttuuraq- vi. to crouch (of hunter), to press the
entire body close to the ground with the limbs
bent. See: qumaq-. Variant: tuttuuraäa-.
tuttuvak n. moose. Alces alces. Variant: tiniikaq.
tuugaaàmik- vt. to fight with tusks (of bull walrus).
Variant: tuggauti-.
tuugaaq n. walrus tusk; ivory.
tuugarriqqun n. large rasp.
tuuàniq n. 1) dot. 2) insect bite.
tuukkaq n. toggle head of harpoon or spear.
tuuliuq- vi. to be delayed, to be too late.
Iáaqatniäniaqtuaq tuuliuäapkaqâugu
iluqatiä siñiksaàniqsut. As the bridegroom
was delayed some of them fell asleep.
tuullak vt. to nudge someone (to call his attention to
something quietly). See: aktullak-.
tuummaq n. small container, e.g. for tobacco. Syn:
iáulik; imaqtu; puuq. See: aààutaq;
imàusiaàruk.
tuunàaaàruk n. surf scoter (duck). Melanitta
perspicillata.
tuunàaaàrupiaq n. common scoter (duck).
Oidemia nigra.
tuunàaq n. 1) devil; Satan. 2) shaman's helping spirit.
tuunàaq- vt. to frighten by pretending to be a devil.
tuunàaqtalik n. shaman supplied with a helping
spirit.
tuunàaqtaq n. demon; evil spirit.
tuunàaum asriaq n. 1) trailing raspberry. Rubus
pedatus. 2) strawberry.
tuunàauraq n. old Eskimo game. Lit: 'little devil'.
tuunàaurisaaq n. whirlwind (usually moving
across water). Syn: iyalulasaaq; uyalulaq.
tuunàiqi- vi. to be involved with the spirits (as a
shaman).
tuuq n. ice chisel (metal point on a long pole for
chopping ice or making a fishing or water hole
through the ice).
tuuq- vt. to chisel; to stab; to chop with an ice chisel.
tuuqtiq- vi. to sting (of insects - action).
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