Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

irrit- (C) isavgaq
itrisriun.
irrit- (C) vi. to get an object in one's eye (dust
particle, twig, etc). See: iraàuq-; kigraaligaq-.
irriutaq n. irritant, foreign matter in the eye.
irruaq- vt. to mimic: to copy closely in expression or
gesture, especially with hands. Variant:
irrimik-.
irrusiàiit- (C) vi. to have a bad disposition; to be
unpleasant. See: irrusiàik-. Variant:
irrusriàiit-.
irrusiàik- (C) vi. to have a good disposition; to be
pleasant (of good character and honest). Syn:
iñugik-; irrusriàik-. See: irrusiàiit-.
irrusiááautaq n. Holy Spirit, Good Spirit. Syn:
ilitqusiàiksuaq; ilitqusriàiksuaq.
irrusiñik- vi. to get inspired, get a notion.
irrusiq (C) n. character, the personality, disposition,
the spirit (the essential nature of a person).
Variant: irrusriq.
irrusriàiit- vi. to have a bad disposition; to be
unpleasant. Syn: iñugiit-; irrusiàiit-. See:
irrusriàik-.
irrusriàik- vi. to have a good disposition; to be
pleasant personality (of good character and
honest). Syn: iñugik-; irrusiàik-. See:
irrusriàiit-.
irrusriàiksuaq- vi. to be spiritual, to be a spiritual
person. Syn: agaayyutiqaq-.
irrusriq n. character, the personality, disposition, the
spirit (the essential nature of a person). Variant:
irrusiq.
irruti- vt. to treat, to consider, to act toward, to deal
with. Variant: irrutri-.
iruài- vt. to mock someone's behavior and (as a
result) mimic it. (This is considered 'bad
manners.' It is said that if a person iruài-
someone, then the person (or his family) will
have the same experience in the future.). See:
iruànaq-; irrimik-; irusiq-. Variant: iruq-.
iruànaq n. bulky item (great size, mass or volume).
iruànaq- vi. to mock someone's behavior and (as a
result) mimic it. (This is considered 'bad
manners.' It is said that if a person iruài-
someone, then the person (or his family) will
have the same experience in the future.). See:
iruài-; iruq-.
irukkaaq- vt. to keep breaking off (of ice or river
bank). Syn: tuvaiyaq-; uit-.
irukkai- vt. to choke someone. Syn: nagguviksraiq-;
nunu-.
irukkallak- vi. to hurt very painfully.
irukkaq- (C) vi. to fall from a high place (e.g.
banks of river). Variant: irupkaq-.
irukkaqtaq- (C) vi. to tumble down. Variant:
irupkaqtaq-.
irupkaq- vi. to fall from a high place (e.g. banks of
river). Variant: irukkaq-.
irupkaqtaq- vi. to tumble down. Syn: iivraluak-.
See: katak-. Variant: irukkaqtaq-.
iruq- vi. feel embarrassed about someone's behavior
and (as a result) mimic that behavior. (This is
considered 'bad manners.' It is said that if a
person iruài- someone, then the person (or his
family will have the same experience in the
future.). Syn: iruànaq-; irrimik-; irusiq-. See:
kanäutchak-; suqpagi-; suqpanaq-. Variant:
iruài-.
irusiq- vt. to feel (in general); to be aware, to have
sensation. Syn: iññiqi-; iruài-; iruq-; kapya-.
irvia n. the usual place of someone or something.
isa (C) n. molting duck that cannot fly. Variant: isra.
isa- (C) vi. to molt, to shed or cast a bodily covering
(e.g. feathers). Variant: isra-.
isaa- (C) vi. to throng; to come inside all at once.
Variant: israa-; tinu-.
isaaàaq- (C) vi. to frequent, to go in and out of a
house. Variant: israaàaq-.
isaaâhiñaaq- (C) vt. to start to fight, to be ready to
fight. Variant: isaksaâhiñaaq-.
isaaq- (C) vt. 1) to stretch out wings. Variant:
isivsalaq-; israaq-. 2) to extend arms. Variant:
isak-.
isaaqtaq- (C) vt. to wave one's arms (of human,
usually to call attention of someone far off).
Syn: isaqqiáa-. Variant: israaqtaq-.
isagniq (C) n. fathom. Variant: israäniq.
isagunäa- (C) vi. to continue to do something. See:
isaguti-. Variant: isragutäa-.
isaguti- (C) vt. to start, to begin action. See:
isagunäa-. Variant: israguti-.
isagvigi- (C) vt. to fight, to hit. Variant: isragvigi-.
isaàulik (C) n. angel. Variant: israàulik.
isaàuq (C) n. wing (of bird). Variant: israàuq.
isaàuttaq n. limb, part of body.
isak- (C) vt. to extend arms and reach for something.
Variant: israk-; israaq-.
isaksaâhiñaaq- vt. to start to fight, to be ready for a
fight. See: isaaâhiñaaq-.
isaqqiáa- (C) vi. 1) to flap wings (of bird). 2) to wave
one's arms (of human; usually to get someone's
attention from afar). Syn: isaaqtaq-; israaq-.
isauâiq (C) n. fight. Variant: israuâiq.
isautaq (C) n. 1) pole, a pole (for recovering objects
otherwise out of reach, as in deep water).
2) rope, vertical line (used for attaching net to
ice hole). Syn: amuktuun; qimiq. Variant:
israutaq.
isavgaq n. young walrus.
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