Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

ipiqtusruk- ipuktaaàun
ipiqtusruk- vi. to be despondent, to be sad. See:
ipiqtusuk-.
ipisriaq- vi. to gasp, to fight for breath (in water, in
smoke or with asthma). Syn: ipinniaq-. See:
ipya-.
ipit- vt. to strangle; to drown.
ipiusiq- vt. to attach a line to something: e.g. whale,
tool, fish hooks. Syn: nuqaq-. Variant:
ipiutchiq-.
ipiutaq n. 1) umbilical cord. Syn: mikâiaq (C).
2) cord on tool, fish line; a handle made of cord
or string.
ipiutatchii- vi. to have a remaining bit of excrement
hanging from rectum (of a dog).
ipiutchiq- vt. to attach a tow line. Variant: ipiusiq-.
ipkiáaq n. dull instrument.
ipkiái- vi. to become dull.
ipkiq- vt. to make dull (by constant use).
ipkit- vi. to be dull, to be not sharp, to be blunt.
ipkua (C) dem.pron. those in the past, those unknown
(plural). Variant: ipchua.
ipkunani those located in the past (locative).
ipkunuäa toward those in the past (terminalis).
ipkunaääa from those in the past (ablative).
ipkunuuna through those in the past (vialis).
ipkunatun like those in the past (similaris).
ipkuniäa those in the past, with those in the past
(modalis).
ipkuak (C) dem.pron. those two in the past, those
two unknown (dual). Variant: ipchuak.
ipkuänaäni those two located in the past
(locative).
ipkuänuäa toward those two in the past
(terminalis).
ipkuänaääa from those two in the past
(ablative).
ipkuänuuna through those two in the past
(vialis).
ipkuänaktun like those two in the past
(similaris).
ipkuäniäa those two in the past, with those two
in the past (modalis).
ipáuäa- vi. to be bow-legged.
ipnaàruich n. canyon.
ipnaiq n. sheep, mountain sheep, dall sheep. ovis
dalli.
ipnaiyaaq n. lamb, young one of a sheep.
ipnalik n. woman's dress parka with hanging sides.
Syn: atituàutilik; atqaàutilik.
ipnaq n. 1) cliff (overhang); a steep natural incline.
2) lower side section of parka.
ipnit- vi. to be scared about height and barely to be
able to climb higher. See: akpakkaq-.
ippak- vi. to get dirty.
ippaq- vt. to eat everything on one's plate; to lick
clean. See: aluk-.
ippiq n. large, long, sweet leaf.
ippun n. long oar. See: iput-.
ippurvik n. oarlock. Variant: ippusiq.
ippurviáiq- vt. to attach oarlocks. See: ippusiq-;
ippusriq-.
ippusiàvik n. hole for an oarlock.
ippusiq n. oarlock. Variant: ippurvik.
ippusiq- (C) vt. to put oars into oarlocks. See:
ippurviáiq-. Variant: ippusriq-.
ippusriq- vt. to put oars into oarlocks. Variant:
ippusiq-.
ipput- vt. to row, to propel a boat with oars. See:
aäuutmik-.
ipputigi- vt. to laugh very hard about something.
Putum ipputigillaqayaàaa Putu laughs so
hard he is almost out of breath See: aaqsallaiq-;
igáaàuitáaiq-.
ipqiãiq n. purity; holiness.
ipqiq- vi. to become clean; to become holy.
ipqiqsaâiq n. sanctification.
ipqiqsaq- vt. to purify; to sanctify, to dedicate, to
consecrate.
ipqiqsau- vi. to be sanctified; to be consecrated.
ipqiqsaun n. purification (event), sanctification
(process of it).
ipqiqsit- vt. to hallow, to make holy.
ipqiqsittuaq iñuk n. saint, person made pure/holy.
Syn: ukpiqsrirauq.
ipqit- vi. to be clean; to be holy.
ipqitchuaq- vi. to be holy, to be pure.
ipqitchuaq palapkaaq n. tabernacle (Bible: place
of worship in the wilderness). Syn:
agaayyuvikpak.
ipqu- vi. to be dirty.
ipruk- vt. to raise heavy object, to lever an object.
Variant: ipuk-.
ipsuk- vt. to shake; to vibrate.
ipsuksiq- vt. to air something (e.g. clothing, bedding,
etc), to expose something; to ventilate items.
ipsuktaq- vi. to flap (in wind); to wave.
ipsuligaq- vi. to become wet (by walking through
wet plants). See: ipsulik-. Variant: ivsuligaq-.
ipsulik- vi. to be wet from moisture on plants. See:
ipsuligaq-. Variant: ivsulik- (C).
iptuàiq- vi. to stutter, to stammer.
ipu n. long handle (of a frying pan, bucket, tool,
etc.).
ipu- vt. to attach a handle to.
ipuàaun n. lever; something to pry with.
ipuk- vt. to raise heavy object, to lever. Variant:
ipruk-.
ipuktaaàun n. seesaw, jumping board. Syn:
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