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Appendix 4 Suffixes indicating the Number of Nouns Number Class Word Meaning Sing. Sing. Dual Plural Absolut. Relative 1a -V pana spear pana pana-m panna-k pana-t talu door talu talu-m tallu-k talu-t ini room ini ini-m inna-k ini-t 1b - V kaäi source kaäi kaäi-m kaääa-k kaäi-ch tapsi belt tapsi tapsi-m tapsi-k tapsi-ch 2 -VV niu leg niu niu-m niu-k niu-t tui shoulder tui tui-m tui-k tui-ch 3 -ti uumman heart uumman uummati-m uummati-k uummati-t aämaun key aämaun aämauti-m aämauti-k aämauti-t 4a - q umiaq boat umiaq umia-m umia-k umia-t kigiñaq face kigiñaq kigiña-m kigiña-k kigiña-t ikivàaq padding ikivàaq ikivàa-m ikivàa-k ikivàa-t 4b - q qipmiq dog qipmiq qipmi-m qipmi-k qipmi-ch ayaupiq net stretcher ayaupiq ayaupi-m ayauppa-k ayaupi-ch 4c - q putuguq toe putuguq putukku-m putukku-k putukku-t saniàaq side saniàaq saniqqa-m saniqqa-k saniqqa-t ugiihiq baldplate duck ugiihiq ugiikki-m ugiikki-k ugiikki-ch nasraq hood nasraq natcha-m natcha-k natcha-t 5 - k akuàluk bell akuàluk akuàlu-um akuàlu-uk akuàlu-ich iyaàak rock iyaàak iyaàa-um iyaàa-ak iyaàa-ich kukik fingernail kukik kukig-um kuki-ik kuki-iich aqpik cloud berry aqpik aqpi-um aqpi-ik aqpi-ich 6 - k kikiak nail kikiak kikiag-um kiki-rrak kikiag-ich kuuk river kuuk kuug-um kuu-rrak kuug-ich 7a - CC uqaâiq word uqaâiq uqaâh-um uqaâ-âak uqaâh-ich kamik boot kamik kamg-um kam-mak kamg-ich 7b - CC iàñiq son iàñiq iàñià-um iàñ-ak iàñià-ich igáiq sleeping bench igáiq igáià-um igá-ak igáià-ich Noun case endings Absolutive – 1) Subject of a verb in intransitive inflection, 2) Object of a verb in transitive inflection Relative – 1) Subject of a verb with transitive inflection 2) Possessor 445
Noun Possession Absolutive Relative Class Word Meaning 1- 2 3 1 2 3 singular singular singular singular singular singular 1a -V pana spear Pana-ga Pana-n Pana-äa Pana-ma Pana-vich Pana-äan talu door Talu-ga Talu-n Talu-a Talu-ma Talu-vich Talu-an ini room Ini-ga Ini-n Ina-a Ini-ma Ini-vich Ina-an 1b - V kaäi source Kaäi-ga Kaäi-ñ Kaäi-a Kaäi-ma Kaäi-vich Kaäi-an tapsi belt Tapsi-ga Tapsi-ñ Tapsi-a Tapsi-ma Tapsi-vich Tapsi-an 2 -VV niu leg Niu-ga Niu-n Niu-äa Niu-ma Niu-vich Niu-äan tui shoulder Tui-ga Tui-ñ Tui-äa Tui-ma Tui-vich Tui-äan 3 -ti uumman heart Uummati-ga Uummati-n Uummata-a Uummat-ma Uummati-vich Uummata-an aämaun key Aämauti-ga Aämauti-n Aämauta-a Aämaut-ma Aämauti-vich Aämauta-an 4a - q umiaq boat Umiaà-a Umia-n Umia-äa Umiaà-ma Umiaq-pich Umia-äan kigiñaq face Kigiñaà-a Kigiña-n Kigiña-äa Kigiñaà-ma Kigiñaq-pich Kigiña-äan ikivàaq padding Ikivàaà-a Ikivàa-n Ikivàa-äa Ikivàaà-ma Ikivàaq-pich Ikivàa-äan 4b - q qipmiq dog Qipmià-a Qipmi-ñ Qipmi-äa Qipmià-ma Qipmiq-pich Qipmi-an ayaupiq net stretcher Ayaupià-a Ayaupi-n Ayaupi-äa Ayaupià-ma Ayaupiq-pich Ayaupi-an 4c - q putuguq toe Putuguà-a Putugu-n Putugu-a Putuguà-ma Putuguq-pich Putugu-an saniàaq side Saniàaà-a Saniàa-n Saniàa-a Saniàaà-ma Saniàaq-pich Saniàa-an ugiihiq baldplate duck Ugiihià-a Ugiihi-ñ Ugiihi-a Ugiihià-ma Ugiihiq-pich Ugiihi-an nasraq hood Nasraà-a Nasra-n Nasra-äa Nasraà-ma Nasraq-pich Nasra-äan 5 - k aäaaluk uncle Aäaalug-a Aäaalu-iñ Aäaalu-äa Aäaaluä-ma Aäaaluk-pich Aäaalu-äan iyaàak rock Iyaàag-a Iyaàa-iñ Iyaàa-äa Iyaàaä-ma Iyaàak-pich Iyaàa-äan kukik fingernail Kukig-a Kuki-iñ Kuki-(ä)a Kukiä-ma Kukik-pich Kuki-an aqpik cloud berry Aqpig-a Aqpi-iñ Aqpi-(ä)a Aqpiä-ma Aqpik-pich Aqpi-an 6 - k kikiak nail Kikiag-a Kikia-n Kikia-äa Kikiaä-ma Kikiak-pich Kikia-äan kuuk river Kuug-a Kuu-n Kuu-äa Kuuä-ma Kuuk-pich Kuu-äan 7a - CC uqaâiq word Uqaâià-a Uqaâh-iñ Uqaâh-a Uqaâià-ma Uqaâiq-pich Uqaâiâh-an kamik boot Kamig-a Kamig-iñ Kami-(ä)a Kamig-ma Kamik-pich Kami-(ä)an 7b - CC iàñiq son Iàñià-a Iàñià-iñ Iàñ-äa Iàñià-ma Iàñiq-pich Iàñi-äan igáiq sleeping bench Igáià-a Igái-iñ Igái-äa Igáià-ma Igáiq-pich Igái-äan 446
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DigitalResources ® Language and Cu
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Language and Culture Documentation
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FOREWORD It is with great pleasure
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experience with the meaning to whic
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION There are seve
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Fricatives Fricatives are the conso
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ua/ ukuak ‘these [dual] here’ /
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Quviasrugusri takku piqaqtusri nià
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the goal, and the hitting is the ac
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2. Verbs are entered by adding a hy
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IÑUPIATUN-ENGLISH 23
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aanàuaq aasruak aanàuaq n. 1) amu
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agaayyun aglaktitchiri go to church
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aàiñaq- aippaagu aàiñaq- vi. to
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akiaqtaaq- akiääaq- akiaqtaaq- vi
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akkiqsimaaq- aksi- steady something
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alai! aliuàutigi- alai! excl. 1) e
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amaääa (C) amiq amaniaäani locat
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anaqaksraaàiaq aniqsaaq- anaqaksra
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anuqsruit- aäayukâiq anuqsruit- v
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aäivraun aäuniaqti qauq-. aäivra
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apitchiq- aqagutaaq- (C) apiqsruutr
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aqqaa aquvsallak- someone's presenc
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arriqsit- asriavik shows. Syn: anaq
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atausiiñaq atipiaq atausiiñaq vi.
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atliuraq attaqsraq- bottom. Variant
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atuyusraq- aullaàniiri atuyusraq-
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autaaq- avatiksrat autaaq- vt. to a
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avva ayuànaq- avuunaaq- vi. to be
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igalaaq- (C) igliàaq- horizontally
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igniqsuutit (C) iàñisuliq- igniqs
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ikayuq- ikkiq windpipe. See: tuqâu
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ikpaatchiaq ikuäa (terminalis). ik
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illiuq- iáaksraq- illiuq- vt. to p
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iáasruk- iáiraqsiuq- iáasruk- vi
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iáitqusriqâuk iáuqutaq iñuusriq
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imaàun imaupkaq- imaàun n. tannin
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imiäñiq imña Variant: imiäasi-;
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inattuaq innuli- baby at ease, to o
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iñisaq iñugat rack. iñisaq n. 1)
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iñuniaàvik iäiáàaaqnisaq iñun
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ipiqtusruk- ipuktaaàun ipiqtusruk-
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iqiràalik iqsuäa- iqiràalik n. s
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irrit- (C) isavgaq itrisriun. irrit
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isuit- (C) isrukâitchaaq isuit- (C
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itchuaäavik itkuak (C) itchuaäavi
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itri ivrauttuq- Variant: irrait-. i
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kaimàuaq- (C) kakitáaànaq kaivá
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kamanau- kaniq- kamanaàniqsraq gre
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kaäiqãuk katchak- kaäiqãuk n. 1
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kavisiáik kigga kavisiáik n. fish
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kiisaimma killigiksi- canadensis. k
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kiluvasik- kiñiq kiluvasik- vi. to
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kiämiàun kipkua a drill. kiämià
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kivaliàiq kumaàuq kivaliàiq n. e
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kuukukiaq maani kuukukiaq n. common
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malài- manigaaàaq malàik set of
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maäuk- mau- maäuk- vt. 1) to thru
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milaasiq miqu- milaasiq n. molasses
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mitqun naalaànitqaiàik- qipuktuq-
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nagruk- nakkaaàaqti See: nuààit
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naligi- nalunaqsi- naliàak-. nalig
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napa- nasaiäaruaàruk napa- vi. to
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nauyaaq niglanaaq- nauyaaq n. 1) yo
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niiãaqtaq nipi- bone. niiãaqtaq n
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niuqtuun nuààayuat niuqtuun n. dr
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nuliiq- nunuuraq- nuliiq- vt. to de
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nuvimmi- paakäa nuvimmi- vi. 1) to
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paggitri pakkua paggitri n. babysit
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paâu- paniiä Variant: palluq-. pa
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papkuak patchisaiyaq- there (modali
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pauäniq pichakäa pauäaq- vi. to
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piipkai- piksrun piipkai- vi. to be
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piñaääa (C) piäuksrak piñania
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pisiksi pitkua (C) pisiksi n. bow (
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piyaaptaäa- puâiäa- piyaaptaäa-
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putyugiaq puvviaqtuuq hole by pierc
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qaaääa (C) qaàruqaàvik qaaääa
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qakiq- qakugupayaaq qakipkuänaäni
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qaluiq- qamna amaqtuq. Variant: aqa
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qanusriuâiq qapkua qanusriuâiq n.
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qasigiaq qatraq- water). Variant: q
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qaunaksri- qavsuk- qaunaksri- vt. t
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qiiqsruq- qiáa qiiqsruq- vi. to ha
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qimugviutaq qiñiquuraaq- qamuutaq.
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qipraq qisiiq- mad about someone. S
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qiviqit- quiññak- Syn: niviq-; qa
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qulliurauruaq qupitchuäaq qulliura
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quunniàñaq quyyavik to maintain a
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sagluuraq- sakiàmiat men brought u
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sakmuäa salummaq- sakmaniaäaniñ
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saniàaqâiq sannaq side by side (o
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sapiànait- saquiqataq- impossible
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savaniqâuk- sayyaaàiksi- savaniq
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siiàáit- sikkuk something too sou
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siáaqâuk simmiáiuti- siáaqâuk
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sipi- siqpik something. Syn: iáala
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sisula- sivu sisuqhaaq- (C). sisula
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sivut- suàuk- sivuàaäiuti- vt. t
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Sullivik supputisaq- body." Sullivi
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suutaunàit- taaääaqtauq suutaun
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taàium siñaa taktuksiun taàium s
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tamaakäaquyuuraq tappiq- regular d
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taruuna tattuqqun taruuna dem.adv.
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tigguvik tikiutaq aäallaqâuuti-;
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tiämisuutiqpak titqiaàaq- tiämis
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tulauti- tunäauraaq- tulauti- vt.
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tupinäasi- turvigi- siqqutit. tupi
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tutqaasraaq- tuuqtiq- attitude). Sy
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uaniakâiq uiáaaksraq located towa
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ukkuak uliaq- ukkunakäa from those
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umaa uniaq- umaa excl. hey you! Var
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uäasik- upit- leather or bleached
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uqapsaaq- uqsrak- mediator. Syn: ak
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uqutmugaaq- utitchiaq insulation to
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uumaruaq- uutiq- uumaruaq- vi. 1) t
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uvli- uyuniq- uvli- vi. 1) to spend
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2) it modifies the meaning of a nou
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-asruk- -giik- Do you think yoursel
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-iik- -kkaq- big lake. Putu qusrimm
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-làiñaq- -liq- managed to come in
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-luq- -âiq augment, to ~ ; multipl
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-naaq- -niaq- Nuurviämuäniqsuq. P
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-näu- -pak- This is my favorite cu
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-qaàvik- -qpak -qaàvik- opportuni
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-ruk -sugruk siktiâuaàaa. (K) Put
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-sriñaq -taq the light. Aatchuiyum
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-tit- -tuaq- makinäuraqtitkai. Put
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-ula- -uti -ula- der.af. make sound
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-valuk- -yyiaq- See: -paliq-. [Gram
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characterized by fetch, to ~ charac
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install on ... new, to be ~ install
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quality marker: '-ness' supply, to
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across there, located ~ afflicted,
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amazed, to be ~ antiseptic (iodine,
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argue, to ~ assault, to ~ argue, to
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awake sick, to ~ bad habits, to hav
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attle behind battle n. aäuyaâiq.
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etrayer blackness vt. manigaq-. bet
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louse, woman's ~ bone, already gnaw
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ounce, to cause to ~ away break, to
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oken, to have a ~ part burrow broke
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campfire, food cooked on ~ carry, t
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censure, to ~ chickadee, brown-capp
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circumcision (Bible) closest, perso
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comfort, to ~ confidence comfort, t
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contract, to ~ a disease cotton, fi
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crave, to ~ cruel, to be ~ crave, t
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cut, to ~ with an instrument dawdle
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dehydrate, to ~ desk dehydrate, to
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dim, to become ~ (of lights) discou
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ditch, to dig a ~ dough ditch, to d
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drift, to ~ in a boat duck, common
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echo, to ~ (walking on hard snow) e
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entertain, to ~ visitors examine, t
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expression used at flinch fall, to
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fear, to ~ fight, to start a ~ fear
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fish slime flinch, to ~ fish slime
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follow, to ~ suggestions forward, t
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frighten, to ~ by pretending to be
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gather, to ~ people (for support) g
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gray, to be ~ grow, to ~ hair gray,
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haircutting tool hardship haircutti
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heaven, from ~ (not visible) hindqu
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home, to go ~ house, new ~ home, to
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hurt, to ~ one's shinbone ignorant,
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incapable, to seem ~ initiation inc
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intestines jealous, to be ~ intesti
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justification knives, maker of ~ ju
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lap, to sit on someone's ~ lean, to
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lie, to ~ down on one's side lit, t
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loon, pacific arctic ~ lullaby loon
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marrow membrane, scraped from dried
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miss, to ~ a target morning star vt
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muffin pan nape n. iraurigauraqtat
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news, to receive ~ nut news, to rec
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offering to open, to be ~ n. iáiri
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outcast oversleep, to ~ outcast n.
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palate of mouth pass, to ~ in front
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people related by children's marria
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play, to ~ ball tag portage, to ~ p
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prepared item promise vt. upaluäai
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pull, to ~ string through queen (in
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are, to be ~ red, to be bright ~ ra
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emote (place or time) resound, to ~
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ifle, automatic ~ with .22 caliber
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udder sailboat rudder n. aquun. rud
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scare, to ~ into silence seal skin,
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separate, to ~ sharpen, to ~ separa
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short item side sheltered from wind
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sit, to ~ down slap, to ~ sit, to ~
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Page 397 and 398: sock, fur ~ sort, to ~ n. atullaaq
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Page 405 and 406: substitute, to ~ surface, to ~ n. u
Page 407 and 408: swipe, to ~ tank vi. aäilàisaaq-
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Page 413 and 414: toilet paper towel toilet paper n.
Page 415 and 416: travel, to ~ to a river's source Tu
Page 417 and 418: udder undone, to come ~ udder n. ma
Page 419 and 420: unwise, to be ~ uvula unwise, to be
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Page 423 and 424: watch, to ~ out weight, to add ~ wa
Page 425 and 426: whip, to ~ will, to ~ whip, to ~ vt
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Page 429 and 430: yawn, to ~ zipper yawn, to ~ vi. aa
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Page 433 and 434: Aullalgiññiqsuq tallimanun sassaq
Page 435 and 436: Appendix 2 Verb Moods and Inflectio
Page 437 and 438: IMPERATIVE-AFFIRMATIVE (command) Fi
Page 439 and 440: For example, Base ending in Realize
Page 441 and 442: IMPERATIVE (Subject - Object suffix
Page 443 and 444: CONDITIONAL (realized action - diff
Page 445: Appendix 3 Comparison of noun class
Page 449 and 450: Appendix 5 Suffixes indicating NOUN
Page 451 and 452: Number Possession (Sg. Obj.) Absolu
Page 455 and 456: Class 4c Class 4c - fricative[C]Vq
Page 459 and 460: Appendix 8 Independent Pronouns The
Page 461 and 462: Appendix 9 POSITIONAL BASE WORDS Po
Page 463 and 464: 1. Derivations for Demonstrative Ad
Page 465 and 466: Demonstrative Adverb ugga near the
Page 467 and 468: Demonstrative Adverb akma across th
Page 469 and 470: Demonstrative Adverb piñña back t
Page 471 and 472: Demonstrative Adverb qavva in there
Page 473 and 474: Demonstrative Adverb qakma out ther
Page 475 and 476: Demonstrative Adverb pitcha/pikka u
Page 477 and 478: 2. Derivations for Demonstrative Pr
Page 479 and 480: uäna/ugna one(s) near the door Sin
Page 481 and 482: akimna one(s) across there Singular
Page 483 and 484: pamna one(s) toward back there Sing
Page 485 and 486: qaäna/qagna one(s) out there Singu
Page 487 and 488: samna one(s) out there Singular Dua
Page 489 and 490: 3. Demonstrative Pronouns with pref
Page 491 and 492: Isillaktuq iñuuna. He entered righ
Page 493 and 494: Sakimna katchaktuqtuaq isitlaiàukn
Page 495: REFERENCES Jacobson, Steven A. 1984
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