Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

uligaaq uluuraq
wood). See: naqtuq-. Variant: uliq-.
uligaaq n. shawl; cape. Variant: ulikataaq.
uligruaq n. cover; blanket. Syn: ulitchiaq.
uliiq- vt. to take a blanket off of a shelf.
ulik n. 1) blanket. 2) cataract, white film over eye
(opacity that causes impairment of vision or
blindness). Syn: quviqti.
ulik- vt. to cover with a blanket (oneself or another).
ulik- vi. to have a cataract, be unable to see because of
a filmy growth over eye.
ulikataaq n. shawl; cape; something thrown over
shoulders. Variant: uligaaq.
ulikataq n. collar of jacket or dress.
ulima- vt. to cut with an axe or adze.
ulimmakuq n. wood chip.
ulimmaun n. axe; mattock; adze.
ulipkaaq- vi. to become full; to fill up with. Variant:
ulipkaq-.
ulipkaâiq n. flood. Uvluni sivuani uliqpaâhum
iñuich niàimaaqtut. In the days before the big
flood people kept eating. Syn: ulittauq.
Variant: uliqâuk; uliqpak.
ulipkaula- vt. to flood, to fill to overflowing. Syn:
ikuliq-.
uliq n. chip in china or enamel dish. Syn: uliaàniq.
uliq- vt. to crack; to chip (of an enamel or breakable
dish). Variant: uliaq-.
uliqqa- vi. to imagine something because of small
noises (e.g. iñuqutit).
uliqqatit n. unidentified noises (or beings) that may
cause fear. Syn: iññiqqun; iqsiut.
ulit- vi. to become flooded. Sialugruaàuqman
kuugich ulitlutiä. When it rained very hard the
rivers flooded. Syn: immiq-.
ulit- vt. 1) to fill to the brim. 2) to invert, to turn
inside out. Syn: palluq-; palut-.
ulitchiaq n. blanket; cover. Variant: uligruaq.
ulitchiaq- vt. to cover with a blanket.
ulitchuiáaq n. knee-high waterproof caribou or
sealskin (with fur) boot, which cannot be turned
inside out. Syn: imaàniqqun; ipialik; iqaqâik;
kamigruak; kivluaq; mamilik; qaqâik.
ulittaq- vi. to vomit (from hunger, or when smelling
a foul odor); to retch. See: miàiaq-; tipittuq-;
tipliraq-; uàiaq-.
ulittauq n. flood. ... aullautitqugaluaqâugu aànaq
ulittaumun. so that the flood should sweep the
woman away. Syn: ulipkaâiq.
uliun n. sinew from back of caribou, used as sewing
thread. Syn: amiun; piáàaalik; ivalupiaq.
Variant: uliusiñiq.
uliusiñaak n. pair of tenderloins from ruminants,
running both lengths of the back. See: uliusiñiq.
uliusiñiq n. 1) large back muscle. Variant:
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uliusiñaak. 2) medallion (a circular, boneless
cut of meat): meat taken from a back muscle.
Syn: ivaluliñiq.
uliutik n. tenderloins.
ulivla- vi. to overflow. Syn: qaaptit-; siáivla-;
ulipkaula-. See: ukpitaala-.
ulivrik- vt. to turn up (edge of mukluk), to roll up
(cuff of garment), to fold inside out. Syn:
kaäivaqtaaq-.
ulluaq- vt. to crumple.
ullugauraq n. container for needles (or other small
items). Syn: ikpaatchiaq.
ulluk- vi. to become crumpled; to become wrinkled
(material, paper, can etc.). Syn: imuâuk-;
iqsuäa-; qilukâuk-.
ulluk- vt. to crumple, to wrinkle. Syn: uglikâuk-;
ulluuq-.
ulluuq- vt. to crumple; to wrinkle (intentionally).
Syn: imuâuk-; uglikâuk-; ulluk-.
ulu n. woman's knife.
uluak n. cheek. Syn: iqsraq.
uluaq- vt. to saw.
uluaqsuun n. chain saw. Variant: uluaqsuutitaun.
uluaqsuutitaq- n. to use a chainsaw.
uluaqtuun n. saw; two-man saw. Syn: uluun.
Variant: uluaqtuutiàruaq.
uluaqtuutiàruaq n. two-man saw (type of cross-cut
saw). Variant: uluaqtuun.
uluàiaq- vi. 1) to wince in fear; to flinch. Syn:
kigiñaàiiái-; qugluk-. Variant: uluàiapak-.
2) to protect one's face and eyes. Syn:
mannisaq-; saamiutaq-.
uluàiit- vi. 1) to act boldly before an opponent. Syn:
kiiñaàniq-. 2) to be unkind; to be mean; to be
nasty.
uluk- vt. 1) to rub (and twist) hide to soften it. 2) to
rub and twist clothes while washing, to do
laundry. Syn: iqaqsri-.
uluq- vi. 1) to turn one's body sideways to pass
through a narrow passage. 2) to turn one
shoulder forward. 3) to lie down on one's side.
4) to move aside, to bend aside.
uluqhuqtaaq- vi. to waddle; to walk, rocking from
side to side. See: iqquiqiraq-. Variant:
uluqtaaq-.
uluqpak n. large ulu used to cut meat.
uluqqaich n. sawdust.
uluqqaq n. speck of sawdust; a particle.
uluqtaaq- vi. to walk with shoulders moving from
side to side. Syn: uluqhuqtaaq-; uviàaaq-.
uluun n. any kind of saw.
uluuraäaluk n. small sewing ulu.
uluuraq n. small ulu used to cut skin material for
sewing.