Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

uäasik- upit-
leather or bleached seal skin between body and
sole of boot). Syn: kiämiàun; killiàuaq. See:
taplun; tavrutaq.
uäasik- vi. to be far away.
uäasiktit- vt. to distance someone, to keep someone
at a distance.
uäasrik- vi. to be far away; to be distant. See:
avvaàiik-; iññaàiik-. Variant: uäasik-.
uäati pos.base. its far side: beyond it.
uäataagun through its far side.
uäataani located at the far side, located beyond
it. Tuyuàiniàik Macedonia-mun inäaàmi
Ephesus-mi uäataaniáu. He sent two [people]
to Macedonia while staying in Ephesus and the
area beyond it.
uäataaniñ from its far side, from beyond it.
uäataanun to its far side, to beyond it.
Tuyuàigisigipsi uäataanun Babylon. I will
send you all to far away Babylon.
uäatmik- vi. to be situated alongside.
uäatmun toward the southwest, in southwesterly
direction. Syn: uatmun.
uäatqut- vt. to skirt; to go around.
uäavanun pos. toward somewhere far away.
uäavaq- vi. to go far away.
uäavatmuk- vi. to travel toward somewhere far
away.
uäiàun n. drawstring.
uäiàutik n. a pair of drawstrings for boots or short
fur pants.
uäiàvik n. drawstring casing.
uäiáak- vi. 1) to get a rash that itches. Syn:
kumaksruk-; paumit-; pupik-; uuq-.
Variant: uääi-. 2) to ripple, to get disturbed (of
water).
uäiáuk- vi. to twitch (of muscles).
uäiq- vt. 1) to gather fabric; to pucker, to pleat. 2) to
tie with a drawstring.
uäiraq to keep gathering; to keep pleating.
uäna dem.pron. that one out there in the entryway
(Absolutive, sing.). See: ukkuak, ukkua.
Variant: ugna.
ugruma that one out there in the entryway
(Relative, sing.).
ugrumani that one out there in the entryway
(locative).
ugrumuäa toward that one out there in the
entryway (terminalis).
ugrumakäa from that one out there in the
entryway (ablative).
ugrumuuna through that one out there in the
entryway (vialis).
ugrumatun like that one out there in the
entryway (similaris).
ugrumiäa that one out there, with that one over
there in the entryway (modalis).
uääayak- vi. to regress temporarily to infantile
behavior to get attention from parent (of child).
Variant: uäa-.
uääiqi- vt. to reveal oneself, to show oneself to an
animal (in order to drive it toward hidden
hunters). Syn: iñukpalliq-; sukpalliq-.
uäu- vt. to chase an animal toward a waiting hunter.
Variant: uäut-.
uäulàusaaq- vt. to frighten an animal, usually toward
hidden hunters.
uäuraàvik n. animal drive toward an entrapment.
See: uäurrivik.
uäuraq n. rabbit drive.
uäuri- vt. to herd animals, to corral reindeer. Syn:
uäuuq-; tuvaaq-.
uäurrivik n. 1) corral (for reindeer). Syn: kaäiàaq.
2) a place, an entrapment toward which hunters
drive game animals. See: kaäiàaq; uäuraàvik.
uäut- vt. 1) to chase an animal toward a waiting
hunter. Variant: uäu-. 2) to chase an animal
away so it will not return.
uäuuq- vt. to drive animals toward waiting hunters.
Syn: tuvaaq-. Variant: uäuri-.
uäuyut- vt. to perform bloodletting on someone
(pierce the skin to bleed out a disease). Syn:
kapuq-.
upak- vi. to rush into danger unknowingly.
upaktuq- vt. to charge, to attack violently.
upaluàiitkutaq n. 1) substitute. Syn: simmiq;
simmiun. 2) emergency provisions. Syn:
paluàiitkutaq.
upaluäaiáaaq n. something prepared, something
complete.
upaluäaiyaq- vt. to prepare supplies, to get ready
for a trip. Syn: paluäaiyaq-.
upaluq- vi. 1) to be unprepared; to run out of things.
Syn: isukâit-; paluq-. 2) to get into action
hurriedly. See: qilamiqsruq-.
upinàaaq n. summer. Syn: auraq.
upinàaaq- vi. to become summer.
upinàaatqik n. summer before last.
upinàaavak n. present summer. Syn: auravak.
upinàai- vi. to spend the summer time (somewhere).
Syn: auri-.
upinàaivik n. summer camp. Syn: aurivik.
upinàaksralliq n. 1) spring caribou skin. 2) any
game caught in the spring.
upinàaksraq n. spring.
upisrallak- vi. to rush eagerly into something, to be
roused to action. Syn: uivriqi-; upit-. Variant:
upisalak- (C); upisalai-.
upit- vi. 1) to get excited. Syn: suallak-. See:
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