Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

akkiqsimaaq- aksi-
steady something, to hold onto something to
keep it from falling. Syn: tunäauraaq-.
akkiqsimaaq- vt. to prop up one's head, to hold
one's head in one's hands (as in dispair). Syn:
ayaksimaaq-; ayapiq-.
akkiqsiq- vt. to grasp, to grab, to catch. Syn: aqsak-;
qisuk-; tigguq-.
akku adv. while ago, short time ago. Variant:
akkuquyuuraq; akkuvauraq.
akkua dem.pron. those across there (plural). See:
aäna, agna (C).
akkunani those across there (locative).
akkunuäa toward those across there
(terminalis).
akkunakäa from those across there (ablative).
Variant: akkunaääa (C).
akkunuuna through those across there (vialis).
akkunatun like those across there (similaris).
akkuniäa those across there, with those across
there (modalis).
akkuak dem.pron. those two across there. See: aäna,
agna (C).
akkuänaäni those two across there (locative).
akkuänuäa toward those two across there
(terminalis).
akkuänakäa from those two across there
(ablative). Variant: akkuänaääa (C).
akkuänuuna through those two across there
(vialis).
akkuänaktun like those two across there
(similaris).
akkuäniäa those two across there, with those two
across there (modalis).
akkuk (C) n. bottom frame of boat (umiaq). Syn:
nataaq.
akkuni adv. long time, in a long time.
akkuniit- vi. to stay long. Putu akkuniittuq. Putu is
staying a long time. Akkuniiâhiñaurutin. You
could stay long. Akkuniinniaqnak. Don't stay
too long!
akkupaiñaq (C) adv. suddenly, very quickly. Syn:
taimmaiñaq. Variant: akkuvaiñaq.
akkupak adv. presently, immediately. Variant:
akkuvak.
akkupauraq adv. very short time ago it happened
(and possibly still be happening). Variant:
akkuvauraq.
akkuquyuuraq n. recent time. See:
tamaakäaquyuuraq. Variant: akku.
akkuquyuuraq adv. recently. See:
tamaakäaquyuuraq. Variant: akku.
akkuvaiñaq adv. suddenly, very quickly. Variant:
akkupaiñaq.
akkuvak adv. presently, immediately. Variant:
akkupak.
akkuvauraq adv. very short time ago it happened
(and possibly still be happening). Variant:
akku; akkupauraq.
akâaq n. brown bear, grizzly bear.
akâauraq n. black spider. Syn: aasrivak.
akâunaapiat n. rawhide rope. Syn: tugrun. See:
naqitaàun.
akâunaaq n. rope. See: aliq.
akâunauraq n. string.
akma dem.adv. across there: not visible. Syn: ikka;
agga. See: akmani, akmuäa, akmakäa,
akmuuna - see charts. Variant: aäma;
aämani, aämuäa, aämaääa, aämuuna.
akmaaq n. flint, chert, firestone. Variant: aämaaq.
akmakäa dem.adv. from across there. See: akma.
Variant: aämaääa.
akmakäaq- vi. to come from across there.
akmakäauti- vt. to bring from across there
(focus: goal).
akmani dem.adv. located across there somewhere.
See: akma. Variant: aämani.
akmaniaäagun through the general area across
there (vialis).
akmaniaäani located in the general area across
there (locative).
akmaniaäaniñ from the general area across
there (ablative).
akmaniaäanun toward the general area across
there (terminalis).
akmuäa dem.adv. toward across there. See: akma.
Variant: aämuäa.
akmuäatmun dem.adv. toward across there.
akmuäatmuk- vi. to be heading toward across
there (focus: direction).
akmuäaq- vi. to go toward across there (focus:
actor).
akmuäauti- vt. to take toward across there
(focus: goal).
akmuuna dem.adv. through across there. See: akma.
Variant: aämuuna.
akmuunaaq- vi. to go through across there.
akpak- (C) vi. 1) to reach top; to achieve, to succeed;
to step up. See: mayuq-. 2) to surmount, to
overcome.
akpakkaq- (C) vi. to be exhausted from climbing,
barely to be able to climb on. See: ipnit-.
akpirrun n. 1) start, beginning point ("ice-breaker"
in a conversation). 2) pitch (in guitar playing).
akpirruti- vt. to start a song for a group.
akpit- vi. to start to sing or talk. Miiyuum atutipiaq
akpitkaa. Miiyuk started to sing an Eskimo
song.
aksi- vt. to bring. Putu aksiruq suuranik
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