Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

iqiràalik iqsuäa-
iqiràalik n. square, cube (geometry). Syn:
kaäiàalulik.
iqiràaq- vi. contract (of worm), to draw together
(change size). Syn: iqi-; iqit-.
iqiràuq n. corner.
iqisimaaq- vt. to carry between arms and body.
iqisruk- vi. to feel superior: to feel better qualified or
more capable than another.
iqit n. fist.
iqit- vi. 1) to contract (of worm), to draw together
(change size). Variant: iqi-. 2) to make a fist.
Syn: iqiràaq-.
iqit- vt. to hug with both arms, to embrace, to put
one's arm around somebody. Syn: iqimik-;
iqimmaaq-; iqittaaq-. Variant: iqi-.
iqitquq n. little finger; a pinkie. Variant:
iqitquuraq.
iqitquuraq n. little finger, pinkie. Variant: iqitquq.
iqittaaq- vt. to embrace, to hug, to put one's arm
around someone. Paul-aasiiñ atqaqhuni
qulaäiqsiqamiuä iqittaaàniàaa. When Paul
had gone down and bent over him closely, he
embraced him. Variant: iqimik- ; iqimmaaq- ;
iqit-.
iqãaaàniq n. chip.
iqãaaq n. crack (of wood, fingernail, etc). Syn:
quppak; quqhaq. See: qupiniq.
iqãaaq- vi. to crack, to chip. Igaliq iqãaaqtuq
ikpaksraq. The window pane cracked
yesterday. Syn: quqhaq-; nuki-. See: qupi-.
iqãak n. hook used to fish through the ice.
iqãak- vt. to hook (fishing through the ice).
iqãaäa- vi. to caricature, to make a funny face. Syn:
iquraq-.
iqãiäa- vi. to be bow-legged. Syn: iváuäa-.
iqãiäaaq n. bow-legged person. Putu iqãiäaaàuqtuq.
Putu is becoming a bow-legged person. Syn:
iváuäaaq.
iqãiäaaq- vi. to be bent (out of shape). Qiruk
iqãiäaaàuqtuq. The (piece of) wood has
become bent
iqãiqtaq- vi. to walk in bow-legged manner.
iqãu n. colon: large intestine.
iqmaktat n. one bundle of dried fish (equals 20
strings of fish). See: uuyurat; paniqtaq.
iqpaq- vi. to be open (of door).
iqpiàaaq- vi. to open easily (of tent flaps).
Palapkaam paaäa iqpiàaaqtuq
anuqâiqman. The entry way to the tent opens
easily when it is windy. Syn: ikiàaaq-.
iqpiq- vt. to open a door or a flap of a tent. See:
upkuiq-.
iqqaâuk- vi. to be sloppy.
iqqaq- vt. to throw away. Syn: igit-; igitaq-;
igitqataq-.
iqqiäa- vi. to be sway-backed, to be crooked.
iqqiq- vi. to assume a sway-back position; to protrude
the buttocks.
iqquaq- vt. to slap on the buttocks. Syn: iqquaqtaq-.
iqquaqtaq- vt. to spank (a child). Syn: iqquaq-;
pattak-.
iqquiqiáuk- vi. to do the motions required for a "hula"
dance. Variant: iqquuqiáuk-.
iqquiqiraq- vi. to sway the buttocks as one walks.
See: uluqhuqtaaq-. Variant: iqquuqiraq-.
iqquk n. 1) the buttocks of person. 2) heart, at cards.
iqquli- vt. to skin a small animal (e.g. muskrat) by
cutting around the hind legs. Syn: aak-; amiiq-;
amiiqsi-; nayuk-.
iqquliñ n. small, pointed knife (used only for
skinning small animal). Syn: aagun; aaksiñ.
iqquq- vt. to wipe one's rectum after defecating.
iqquun n. toilet paper. See: iqquutiksraq.
iqquuqiáuk- vi. to do the motions required for a
"hula" dance. See: iqquiqiáuk-.
iqquuqiraq- vi. to sway the buttocks as one walks.
Variant: iqquiqiraq-.
iqquutiksraq n. toilet paper. Variant: iqquun.
iqsi- vi. to be afraid. See: taluqsriruaq.
iqsigi- vt. to fear something.
iqsiñait- vi. to be lovely, to be pleasant.
iqsiñaq- n. to be frightening, to be dreadful.
iqsiñaqtuaq n. dread, anxiety caused by the
anticipation of danger.
iqsiñàiq- vi. to be fearless, to be unafraid.
iqsipchaq- vt. to scare someone, to frighten
someone. Syn: nuyuaqtit-. See:
tatavrualatchi-. Variant: iqsipchai-;
iqsipkaq-.
iqsipkaq- vt. to scare someone, to frighten someone.
Variant: iqsipchaq-.
iqsisaaq- vt. to frighten someone, to scare someone.
Syn: iqsipchaq-; nuyuaqtit-. See:
tatavrualatchi-.
iqsisu- vi. to be easily frightened, to be always fearful
or apprehensive.
iqsitchak- vi. to become afraid, to become
frightened.
iqsiut n. unidentified being or noises that may cause
fear. Syn: iññiqqun; uliqqatit.
iqsu n. dandruff.
iqsuk- vi. to wrinkle one's nose in disapproval; to
respond negatively by wrinkling one's nose
(indicating "No"). Syn: naqsik-.
iqsuktaq- vt. to show dislike (by wrinkling one's nose
repeatedly).
iqsuäa- vi. to have wrinkled nose, face, etc. Syn:
imuâuk-; qilukâuk-; ulluk-; ulluuq-.
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