Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

aàiñaq- aippaagu
aàiñaq- vi. to be wet.
aàit- vt. to dampen.
aàit- vi. to become damp.
aàitchiaq- vt. to soak.
aàiu- vi. to be tired of. Syn: minàuuti-. Variant:
aàiusruknaq-.
aàiu- vi. to stop, to halt.
aàiusruknaq- vt. to be irritated. Putu
aàiusruknaàaa. Putu is irritated by it.
aàiva- (C) vt. to insult, to hurt emotionally. Syn:
uqaala-.
aàligi- (C) vi. to feel uncomfortable about leaving
behind some part of the load (which one needed
to leave behind).
aàlik- (C) vt. to leave behind some part of load. Syn:
qimatchi-; unitchi-.
aàlu (C) n. mandible. Syn: agliàuq.
aànaàiksaaq n. beautiful woman.
aànaàiksaq- vt. to put make-up on, to beautify.
aànaàuq- vi. to be pubescent, to become a woman.
Syn: agliñàaq-.
aànaiáaaq n. young woman (in marriageable age).
Syn: aànauraq.
aànaiyaaq n. young girl not yet in teens. Variant:
aànauraq.
aànaq n. 1) woman. Taamnauvva aànaàa. That one
is my wife. Syn: nuliaq; tuvaaqqan. 2) queen
(in a deck of cards).
aànaqan n. cousin (mother's sister's child). Syn:
uumaa. See: aäutauqan.
aànaqtaq n. woman object. item made for women
and usually used by them.
aànasalluq n. female animal. Variant: aànasralluq.
aànasuk n. bitch, female dog. Variant: aànasruk.
aànasralluq n. female animal. Variant: aànasalluq.
aànatuq- vi. to commit adultery (of a man). Lit: 'use
a woman'. Syn: atlatuq-; aàniqi-. See:
aäutituq-.
aànauniq n. 1) woman companion in a hunting party.
2) female cousin.
aànauraq n. young woman, of marriageable age. Syn:
aànaiáaaq.
aànaviaq (C) n. female eider duck. Syn: mitiq.
aànavik- vi. to be coquettish. Syn: pivik-.
aàniqi- vt. to commit adultery (man pursuing
woman). Syn: aànatuq-; aäutituq-; atlatuq-.
aàniqiniuraq- vt. to flirt; to chase after women. Syn:
pitqusrauraq-.
aàra n. 1) ash, powdery residue when something is
burned. 2) gunpowder. 3) fire pail (used by
whaling crew).
aàramiu (C) n. 1) orphan. Syn: iáaipak. 2) drudge
[derogatory]. Lit: 'inhabitant of ashes'.
aàvaalik n. female whale with calf accompanying it.
aàvaaq n. whale calf, baby whale. See: aàvaalik.
aàvak n. 1) palm of hand not including fingers. Syn:
utummak. 2) edge of one's hand. 3) pads of
one's fingertips.
aàvak- vt. to catch a whale. Variant: aàvaaq-.
aàvaluk- (C) vi. to be round. See: aàvak. Variant:
aqvaluk-; aqsravaluk-.
aàvaämik- (C) vt. to hit with the edge of one's
hand. See: aàvak.
aàviàluaq n. gray whale.
aàviñàaq n. strips of whale blubber for rendering oil.
aàviq n. bowhead whale.
aàyuk- (C) vi. to travel around. Syn: igliàaq-.
aàyuuq- (C) vi. 1) to travel fast. 2) to hurry. Syn:
qilamiksruq-.
ai? quest. what? what did you say? See: suva?
ai- vi. to go home. Putu aitmuktuq. Putu is on his
way home. Syn: aäiáaaq-.
ai- vt. to fetch. Nukatpiaq aikãiqsuq qiruämik.
The young man is fetching some wood.
Nukatpiam qiruk aigaa. The young man has
gotten wood. Variant: aikãiq-.
aiàaq (C) n. edible root: Parry's wallflower. Parrya
nudicaulis. Syn: nakaaq; masru. See:
nakautaq.
aiàun n. sleeve cuff.
aikãiq- vt. to fetch. Putu aikãiqsuq qattamik. Putu
fetched the pail. Syn: ai-.
aikãiqsukti n. policeman. See: aikãiq-.
aiáaq n. dampness, moisture. See: sikunaq.
aiáaq- vi. to be damp, to be wet. Syn: arruumaaq-.
aiáaqsi- vi. to become damp. Syn: arruk-.
aiái- vi. to eat lunch. Syn: qitiquutchiq-.
aiáiáàutaq n. lunch food. Syn: qitiquutaksraq.
aiáiãiq n. lunch time. Syn: qitiquutchiàvik.
aimaaàvik (C) n. home. Syn: kiñuniq.
aimmaànaq (C) n. antlerless female caribou,
barren caribou. Syn: nuààitáaiqsauq;
nagruiáaq.
aimmaq n. birch basket, berry bucket.
aimmi- vi. to remain at home, to stay home. Syn:
aäiáaaqsima-.
aiñaq n. onion.
aiñiq n. pocket.
aiñiqsruq- vt. to reach into one's pocket trying to
find something.
aipa- vi. to be fresh, to be raw. Syn: uiáaq-.
aipallak- vi. to break silence, to speak up (after
silence in group). Syn: uqallak-. See:
nipliááak-.
aipallauti- vt. to break silence about something, to
speak out. See: uqauti-; nipliuti-.
aipaluk- vi. to argue, to quarrel.
aippaagu adv. 1) in the far future. 2) year after year.
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