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Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

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The user of the dictionary will find these sample sentences helpful. They align with the charts<br />

on the previous pages.<br />

1. Demonstrative Adverbs<br />

Uvva kuukpiaksran. Here is your coffee.<br />

Uvuäa iáiálauä yuuqaksraàa. Please place my hot beverage right here.<br />

Uvuäautillaguä taamna killaiyaan. Please bring your sewing project over [to] here.<br />

Tavrataamna iàñiàa puqiksuaq. That one [there] is my son, who is smart.<br />

Tavrakäa aullaqtuq Sisualiämun. From there he went to Sisualik (place near Kotzebue).<br />

Ikkatuakun tavruunaaàniaàitchi. Don’t travel through that shallow water.<br />

Marra manna iñunäunalgitchuq. This one (implied: child) is quite active again around<br />

here.<br />

Umiaq mauäatmun aggiqsaaqtuq. The boat is coming in this direction.<br />

Maani iñuuniaqtuni itraiñiqsuq. I find living here to be [a] warm [climate].<br />

Imma tusraànaqsiaqsiruq umiaqpak. One can hear the sound of the big boat in the distance.<br />

Uqaàuguutin imani uqaqsitaaqmata. Remember, you said that at the trial at that time.<br />

Taimakäaqaäa itriáiàuuniqsuaq. It has been getting cold for a long time.<br />

Ugga taluliqiri qichaqtuq. The doorkeeper is standing near the entrance.<br />

Tauggani isiqapta qichaàaqtugut When we entered we always stood near the door.<br />

Tauggakäaqsaaqtuq atuàiaqhuni. He walked up from near the entrance to sing.<br />

Sakma isiàniaqtuaq iñuksrularuq. Someone coming in is making noise in the entryway.<br />

Sakmuäa anillaguä uqsruq. Take the seal oil out into the storm entry.<br />

Sakmani sakma katchalaruq. Someone is knocking repeatedly on the door out there.<br />

Ikka itña ikaaàuktuq. That one across there wants to come to this side.<br />

Itchuäatmuäniaàataàniqsuqtarra. He worked hard/long to go across [the river].<br />

Aanaga itchaniaäani iñuuniaqtuàli. My grandmother lived across the river.<br />

Agga qipmiurat paäalikkatauraqtut. The puppies are running around across there.<br />

Auäaqsaaàuraaqtuq sukaiáipáuni. He sauntered across to the other side.<br />

Tumitchaurakun aunnaaqsaaqtuq. He is walking on the trail on the opposite side.<br />

Akma iáaalugruich anniiqsauàiaàuknaqtut. The children must have gone to play across there.<br />

Akmakäa aglagviämiñ ikaalgiññiqsut. They have come from the school that is across there.<br />

Paniiä, akmakäaqpich kisivich? Daughter, did you come from across there by yourself?<br />

Kisuuniqpa-tai iñña iglaaq. I wonder who that visitor is over there.<br />

Iiyaaä, iñakäautilauä-tuq asriaksrautiga My dear, please bring my berries from right over there.<br />

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