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Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

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imiäñiq imña<br />

Variant: imiäasi-; imiäa-.<br />

imiäñiq n. a mound of earth that makes an echoing<br />

sound when stomped on. See: imik-.<br />

imiq n. drinkable water.<br />

imiq- vt. 1) to drink water. 2) drink alcohol, to drink<br />

alcohol. Syn: taaääaq-.<br />

imiqaàvik n. water container with cover.<br />

imiqaqtit- vt. to keep supplied (with water). Putum<br />

aànaqtiä imiqaqtitkaa ataramik. Putu keeps<br />

his wife supplied with water all the time. See:<br />

imaukkaqtit-.<br />

imiqqi- vi. 1) to dabble about in shallow water, to<br />

splash gently, to paddle. Putu imiqqiruq. Putu<br />

is playing with water. 2) to bootleg: make, sell,<br />

or transport (liquor) for sale illegally.<br />

imiqqiri n. 1) water porter. Variant: imiqtaqtuqti.<br />

2) bootlegger. Syn: taaääaqqiri; taaääiqqiri.<br />

imiqsiááaa- vt. to sip, to drink small amounts. Putu<br />

imiqsiááaaäiñaliqsuq imiàmik niàitáaiqhuni.<br />

Putu is drinking only a little water as he is<br />

unable to eat. Syn: imiàaqsiááaa-; imillaa-;<br />

uuksi-.<br />

imiqsiñik- vt. 1) to gulp, to drink/eat rapidly in large<br />

amounts. Syn: imiàaqsi-. 2) to drink a shot (at<br />

once). 3) to snort. Syn: imiàaqsi-.<br />

imiqtaàvik n. 1) hole in the ice for getting water,<br />

place to fetch water from. 2) well.<br />

imiqtaq- vt. to haul water; to fetch water.<br />

imiqtaqtuq- to haul water repeatedly.<br />

imiqtaqtuqti n. water porter. Variant: imiqqiri.<br />

imiqtit- vt. to give a drink to someone (water,<br />

alcoholic beverages). Syn: imaqtiq-; kuvviuq-.<br />

Variant: imiqtitchi-; imiksrit-.<br />

imiqtuaq n. person who is drinking, an imbiber. Syn:<br />

imiàuuruaq; imiäaruaq; taaääaqtauq.<br />

imit- vt. 1) to ask a favor. Putum imitkaa iáannani<br />

qiáàiáiuqupluni. Putu asked his friend for the<br />

favor of making him a sled. Syn: atuaksraq-.<br />

2) to give someone work to do; to pass one's job<br />

to another (because of lack of time or skill).<br />

imiyuit- vi. to be abusive when drinking, to be out of<br />

control when drunk.<br />

imma dem.adv. indistinct, remote (place or time); in<br />

the past. Iáisautiaqsiágiññiàai narvam siñaani<br />

imma. He started teaching them again at the<br />

edge of the lake there somewhere. Immali<br />

maliàuaqtai nunaaqqimuäniqsut<br />

niqiksramiknik tauqsiàiaqhutiä. About at<br />

the same time his disciples had gone to town in<br />

order to buy some groceries. See: imani,<br />

imuäa, imakäa, imuuna - see charts.<br />

Variant: taimma.<br />

immaài- vt. to contain, to hold (quantity).<br />

Agaayyuun, qiáaich immaàilguitchaatin.<br />

God, the heavens are unable to contain you. Syn:<br />

tigummi-.<br />

immak n. pus, discharge from infection.<br />

immak- vi. 1) to seep in, to run into s.t. (e.g. water<br />

into boot, boat). Putum umiaäa immaktuq.<br />

Water is seeping into Putu's boat. 2) to become<br />

runny (pus in a wound).<br />

imma-kiaq excl. I wonder..., I think...<br />

immaktinniq (C) n. 1) overflow: river water above<br />

ocean ice at mouth of river. Syn: qaaminniq.<br />

2) puddle: formed by melting of ice or snow.<br />

immaqâuk- vi. to rage. Putu immaqâuktuq<br />

aànaata uumitchaipáugu Putu is raging as his<br />

wife got him mad.<br />

immaut- vt. to swamp, to fill with water to the point<br />

of sinking. Qaiqpaich immautruànialiqâugu<br />

umiaq. The big waves filling the boat to near<br />

sinking.<br />

immi- vt. 1) to melt snow for drinking water. 2) to<br />

distill (e.g. alcohol). Variant: immiuq-.<br />

immiàaq- vt. to inject an enema.<br />

immiàaun n. enema equipment. Syn: anaqtitaun;<br />

itiqsiun.<br />

immiññauraq (C) n. 1) puddle. Syn: imaànauraq.<br />

See: immit-. 2) bank (the slope of land<br />

adjoining a body of water, especially adjoining a<br />

river). Syn: ikpik. 3) prowler (unknown person<br />

seen from afar and blamed for unexplainable<br />

circumstances). Syn: iñuqqun; iññiqqun.<br />

immiq- vi. 1) to become full (of a container); be<br />

fulfilled (of a prophecy). 2) to be high tide, to be<br />

high water. Syn: ulit-.<br />

immiq- vt. to fill, to fill up. Putum qattaq<br />

immiàaa. Putu filled up the bucket.<br />

immiqsuaksraq n. application: form to fill in.<br />

immiqsui- vt. to fill in, to complete a form or<br />

application. Variant: immiqsuq-.<br />

immiqsuq- vt. to fill in, to complete a form or<br />

application. Variant: immiqsui-.<br />

immit- vt. to soak.<br />

immiuma- vi. to be fulfilled.<br />

immiummati- vt. to fulfill.<br />

immiuq- vt. 1) to melt snow for drinking water. 2) to<br />

distill (e.g. alcohol). Variant: immi-.<br />

immuk n. milk. Syn: miluk.<br />

immuli- vt. to milk a reindeer.<br />

immulivik n. reindeer cow. See: paäniq.<br />

imña dem.pron. that one in the past; that one<br />

mentioned before; that unknown one<br />

(Absolutive, sing.). Putu qaäaimñava? How<br />

long ago did Putu do it? Putum<br />

itqaqtilgiññiàaa imña atuumaruaq. Putu was<br />

reminded of something that had happened<br />

before. Variant: taimña.<br />

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