Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

atuyusraq- aullaàniiri
atuyusraq- vi. to exercise, to practice. Lit: 'make
effort to get good'.
atvaq- vt. 1) to deepen something. 2) to lower
something. Syn: pukâi-. Variant: arvaq-.
atvaqtaq- vt. to humble oneself greatly, to abase
oneself.
au- vi. to rot, to decay, to ferment, to age (of food).
Syn: asiäuq-.
augavik n. blood vessel: vein, artery. Syn: taqak.
augialik n. the bloody skin of an animal. Syn:
taaqtinniq; arriqsinniq.
augiaq n. clotted blood.
augiq- vt. to drain blood from an animal, to bleed an
animal.
augruaq n. red phalarope (shore bird). phalaropus
fulicarius. Variant: auksruaq.
auàak- (C) vi. to be bent over from old age. Syn:
punäa-.
auàaäasi- (C) vi. to become stooped, to become
hunched (of age). Syn: imuäasri-; napuäasri-;
punäa-; qumaäa-.
auàniq- vi. to be drafty, to be exposed to a draft
(entering through door or window). Variant:
auqniq-.
auàyuk- vi. to bend down when stalking game. Putu,
auàyugutin. Putu, bend down (to be less
visible). Syn: sikit-. See: paamàuq-;
punäayuuq-; put-.
auk n. blood.
auk- vi. to bleed. Putu auktuq qiáiàmiñiñ. Putu is
bleeding from his cut.
auk- vt. to melt, to thaw. Apun aukkaa
upinàaksraami. (Weather) is melting snow in
spring time. Variant: auniq-.
auksaaqtiqi- vi. to warm up by moving around.
auksalaq n. melting snow.
auksiaq- vi. to thaw; to allow something to thaw out.
auksiq- vt. 1) to thaw, to warm up (on the stove).
See: auktuuq-; naniaq-; pasiksiaq-;
pasriksit-. 2) to warm oneself by a fire. Syn:
naniaq-; pasiaq-; pasiksiaq-; pasriksiq-.
auksruaq (C) n. red phalarope (shore bird).
phalaropus fulicarius. Variant: augruaq.
auktaq n. 1) mole, birthmark. 2) spot where snow
has melted (in spring).
auktinniq n. thawed area, melt spot on the ground or
ice in springtime. See: nakkaqtaqtuaq.
auktiq- vi. to melt, to become warm.
auktit- vi. to have nosebleed.
auktuq n. nosebleed.
auktuuàun n. blow torch.
auktuun n. device for thawing out frozen pipes.
auktuuq- vt. 1) to warm something. See: auksiq-;
naniaq-; pasiksiaq-; pasiksit-. 2) to warm
oneself. Syn: auksiq-; naniaq-; pasiaq-;
pasriksiq-.
auku- vi. to leave blood behind (drops of blood,
blood stains).
aula- vi. to move, to be in motion.
aulaaluk- vi. to move around, to be active. See:
iáiqsraq-.
aulaiáaäuq- vi. to unite, to become one group or
thing. Syn: atausriäuq-.
aulaiáaq n. whole thing, complete thing: not broken or
cut up.
aulaimàut n. big pieces.
aulait- vi. to be whole, to be undivided (as of entire
carcass).
aulasaq- (C) vi. to jig a fish rod (when fishing
through the ice). Variant: aulasraq-.
aulasaun (C) n. fishing stick; stick to hold fishing
line; jig stick. Taatnasriq qiruk
aulasautigiksuq. That kind of wood is ideal for
a jigging stick. Variant: aulasraun.
aulasraq- vi. to jig a fishing rod (when fishing
through ice). See: aulasaq-.
aulasraun n. fishing stick to hold fishing line, jig
stick. Variant: aulasaun.
aulat- vt. to stir; to manipulate; to make something
move. Syn: akut-; aulatchi-.
aulatchi- vt. to stir, to manipulate, to make
something move. Syn: akut-; aulat-.
aulatlaiq- vi. to be paralyzed. Lit: 'to be unable to
move'.
aulayait- vi. to be immovable (object). Variant:
auliyait-.
aulayak- vi. to bestir, to begin to move, to come
free. Syn: aulayyauti-. See: auliyak-.
aulayyauti- vt. 1) to begin the labor process of
giving birth. Lit: '[the child] purposefully
moves'. Syn: iàñisruk-; iàñisuliq-. Variant:
auliyyauti-. 2) to begin to move, to break up (of
river ice). Lit: '[weather] begins to move [the
river ice]'. See: sikuliqiaqsi-.
aulik- vi. to be bloody, to have blood (of a body).
auliq- vt. to pour blood; to give a blood transfusion.
Taaktim auliàaa Putu. The doctor transferred
blood to Putu.
auliyait- vi. to be immovable (object). See:
aulayait-.
aullaaq- vi. to leave the village and stay elsewhere: to
go to one's camp in the country, to go to one's
fish camp.
aullaànii- vi. to begin. Variant: aullaqnii-.
aullaàniiãiq n. beginning. See: sivulliq. Variant:
aullaqniiãiq.
aullaàniiri n. author, originator; beginner. Variant:
aullaqniiri.
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