Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

itlu itrait-
itkuänaäni located at those two over there
(locative).
itkuänuäa toward those two over there
(terminalis).
itkuänakäa from those two over there
(ablative).
itkuänuuna through those two over there
(vialis).
itkuänaktun like those two over there (similaris).
itkuäniäa those two over there, with those two
over there (modalis).
itlu n. sling. Variant: itluutik.
itlut- vt. to hit with a slingshot. See: itluuk; illuun;
itluuq-. Variant: illut-.
itluuq- to hit with a slingshot.
itlutchaq- vt. to release a stone (from a sling). See:
iksauti-.
itluun n. stone for flinging with slingshot. Variant:
illuun; itlusaun.
itluutik n. slingshot (a Y-shaped stick having an
elastic strap attached to the prongs, used for
flinging small stones). Variant: illuutik.
itna adv. like this; thus, in this manner.
Tusaamarusi itna uqaqsimaruamik. You
have heard what has been said such... Variant:
taatna.
itnalilaa adv. almost like it.
itnami adv. at this present time, at this moment.
itnamun adv. this is how, in this manner.
itnaq- vi. to say thus, to do thus, to do something in
this manner. Nalaunäava itnaàuma? Is it right
if I say it this way? See: itna.
itnaqtiq n. such kind, this kind. Variant: itnasiq.
itnasiq (C) n. such kind, this kind. Variant:
itnaqtiq.
itäik n. sharp point. Variant: iñäik; iääik.
itäik- vt. to sharpen a pencil, to sharpen to a point.
Syn: ipiksaq-; siái-. Variant: iñäik-; iääik-.
itqaài- vt. to remember something. See: itqaqsaq-.
Variant: itqaq-.
itqakkun n. memento; a reminder, aid to remember
something; a token. Variant: itqakkutauruaq.
itqakkutauruaq n. memento; a reminder, aid to
remember something; a token. Variant:
itqakkun.
itqakkutim isaàulgum apqusaakkauâhagun n.
Passover feast (to remember the angel's passing
over). Syn: itqauttutim annautrauâhatigun
Israel-lat.
itqanaiq- vi. to be ready for action. Syn:
piãhiñaaàuq-.
itqanaiyaq- vt. to prepare, to get ready.
itqaq- vt. to remember something. See: itqaài-.
itqaqsaq- vt. to commemorate. Lit: 'to make an effort
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to remember'. See: itqaài-; itqaq-.
itqaqtit- vt. to remind, to cause to remember. Putum
itqaqtilgiññiàaa imña atuumaruaq. Putu was
reminded of what had happened some time
before. See: itqaq-.
itqatau- vi. to be part of a group. Syn: iáau-.
itqauma- vi. to ponder; to muse; to keep in mind.
itqauttutim annautrauâhatigun Israel-lat n.
Passover feast (to remember the rescuing of the
Israelites). Syn: itqakkutim isaàulgum
apqusaakkauâhagun.
itqiáiq n. Indian (native of North America).
itqiq n. louse egg.
itqu- vt. to invite; to attract someone's attention, to
summon. Syn: aiyugaaq-; qanniuq-;
tukkiqsuq-; tuyuàmiaqsaq-; yuàaisuq-.
Variant: itqusraaq-.
itquànaiáaaq n. sly person, a person adept in craft
and cunning. Lit: 'a person who is not easily
cornered'.
itquànait- vi. to lie, to falsify. Syn: saglu-. Variant:
itquqnait-.
itquma- vi. to awake: to become alert, to wake up.
Putu itqumaruq siqiññaaàikman. Putu is
awake (now) because the sun is shining.
itquäa- vi. to brood, to incubate, to hatch, to sit on
eggs. Variant: itquq-.
itquq- vt. to brood; to incubate; to hatch. See:
itquäa-.
itquqnait- 1) vt. to lie, to falsify. Syn: saglu-.
Variant: itquànait-. 2) to deny, to contradict, to
withhold (information). Syn: aääigi-; piiáaaq-;
suiáauri-.
itqurri- vt. to take someone; to bring in; to carry
along. See: itquti-; itqutri-.
itqusiq (C) n. admission charge. See: itqun. Variant:
itqusriq.
itqusraaq- vt. to compel someone to stay; to tempt
to stay. See: itqu-.
itqusriq n. admission charge. See: itqun. Variant:
itqusiq.
itqutchiq- vt. to eat breakfast.
itqutchiuq- vt. to cook breakfast.
itquti- vt. to take somebody; to bring in; to carry
along. Variant: itqutri-; itqurri -.
itqutri- vt. to take someone; to bring in; to carry
along. Iáaäitñik aäutinik itqutriñiqsut
sagluuqtuaqtuksranik ilaagun. Some of the
men brought up false witnesses against him.
Variant: itquti-; itqurri-.
itquttaq n. breakfast.
itraiq- vi. to become mild, to become moderate
weather (having been cold). Variant: irraiq-.
itrait- vi. to be mild, to be temperate (of weather).