Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

iñisaq iñugat
rack.
iñisaq n. 1) rack for hanging fish or meat. Iñisat
ukurut. The fish racks collapsed. Syn: iññivik.
Variant: iñisat. 2) rack for snow block to be
melted for drinking water.
iñisautaq (C) n. clothesline. Variant: iññiutaq.
iñiutaq n. clothesline. Variant: iñisauttaq.
iñña dem.pron. that one over there (Absolutive,
sing.). See: itchuak, itchua; itkuak, itkua.
irruma that one over there (Relative, sing.).
Variant: ittuma.
irrumani that one over there (locative). Variant:
ittumani.
irrumuäa toward that one over there (terminalis).
Variant: ittumuäa.
irrumakäa from that one over there (ablative).
Variant: ittumaääa.
irrumuuna through that one over there (vialis).
Variant: ittumuuna.
irrumatun like that one over there (similaris).
Variant: ittumatun.
irrumiäa that one over there, with that one over
there (modalis). Variant: ittumiäa.
iñña dem.adv. over there: visible, stationary/specific.
Syn: amma; avva. See: iñani, iñuäa, iñakäa,
iñuuna - see charts.
iññaàiik- vi. to be apart, but visible. Syn: avvaàiik-.
See: uäasrik-.
iññaàik- (C) vi. to look nice; to look pleasing.
Variant: qiññaàik-.
iññaq- vi. to lie down on one's side (in bed). See:
nallaq-.
iññi- vi. to be pregnant. Syn: narrak-; siäaiyau-.
iññiaq- vi. to visit people. Syn: isiqataaq-;
qaiqataaq-; utlaqataaq-. See: aäiáaaqataaq-.
Variant: iññiaqataaq-.
iññiaq- vt. to stretch a hide on a frame. See: ivaq-;
pauk-; qiluqqit-; tasiksruq-.
iññiaqataaq- vi. to visit people. Syn: isiqataaq-;
qaiqataaq-; utlaqataaq-. Variant: iññiaq-.
iññiaqtaq (C) n. skin staked to the ground (for
stretching). See: pauktaq.
iññiäait- vi. to be wary of people, to be cautious.
Syn: nuyuaq-; tataigi-.
iññiq- vi. 1) to gather, to meet (of many people in one
place). Syn: kasima-; kasuq-; paaq-. See:
paaq-. 2) to become occupied; to have
company. Tupiq iñuiáaaq iññiqsuq. The
house that was without people is (now) occupied
iññiq- vt. 1) to will to another, to name an heir
apparent. Syn: paitchi-. See: paitchak-. 2) to
occupy a place.
iññiqi- vi. to visit around (more than one person).
iññiqi- vt. to perceive, to sense iqsiut or uliqqatit or
iññiqqutit (unidentified beings or sounds that
may cause fear). Syn: irusiq-; kapya-.
iññiqimaniq n. sign of human activity or human
presence.
iññiqqun n. prowler (unknown person sometimes
seen from afar, who is blamed for otherwise
unexplainable circumstances); a fugitive. Syn:
immiññauraq; iñuqqun; iqsiut.
iññiqsuq- vt. 1) to keep someone company. 2) to
arrange lodging for someone.
iññit- vi. to come upon people, to reach a settlement.
iññitchiq- vi. to set up a drying rack. Putu
iññitchiqsuq kuugum siñaani. Putu set up a
fish drying rack at the beach by the river.
iññiusrima- (C) vi. to live with someone.
iññiutaq n. hanger; a hook on wall. Syn: naktirvik.
iññivik n. rack (to dry nets or anything). Syn: iñisaq.
iññuaàuti- vi. to be caught, to be surprised by people
(unexpectedly). Qimitchaktuaq
iññuaàutillaäniaqtuq. He was hanging
himself, but (good for him) people came in time.
iññuk- vi. to form an embryo. Variant: iññuksri-.
iññuk- vt. to rally support, to bring people together, to
draw followers. Syn: iñunnak-.
iññuksraq n. embryo (an organism at any time
before full development, birth, or hatching).
iññuksri- vi. to form an embryo. Mannik
iññuksriruq. The egg embryo is forming.
Variant: iññuk-.
iñuaàrugi- (C) vt. to despise, to treat a person with
contempt. Putum avakäaqtaq iñuaàrugigaa.
Putu despised the foreigner. Syn: iáaipaaàrugi-;
supasaàinàit-; suunàiáaài-. See:
naààuqsruq-.
iñuaàruk (C) n. 1) debased person, badly treated
person. 2) orphan. See: iáaipak; aàramiu.
iñuaàun n. murder; murder weapon.
iñuaq- vi. to murder, to kill unlawfully. Syn: tuqut-.
iñuaqti n. murderer. Syn: iñuqaànaiáaq. Variant:
iñuaqtuqti.
iñugaaàruich n. crowd. Variant: iñugayaat;
iñugaaàruk.
iñugaaàruk n. crowd. Variant: iñgaaàruich;
iñugayaat.
iñugaigmata n. plural (in Iñupiat grammar). Lit:
'when they are many'.
iñugaqaâigauraq n. midget, country elf (Iñupiaq
folklore). Syn: iñuäuluuraq. Variant:
iñugaqaâiq.
iñugaqtu- vi. 1) to be tall (of human). 2) to be longlegged,
to have long legs.
iñugat n. phalanges (the bones of a finger or toe of a
human or an animal). Syn: isigaat. Variant:
iñugauraq.
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