Iņupiatun Eskimo Dictionary - SIL International

kaimàuaq- (C) kakitáaànaq
kaiváuutaq.
kaimàuaq- (C) vt. to push a sled (while holding
onto the handlebar). See: kaiváuaq-.
kaimiktit- (C) vi. 1) to work overtime, to do
something longer than one had planned to. 2) to
be connected to something, to be fitted. Variant:
kaipiktit-.
kaimit- vt. 1) to push off (to water). Syn: ayak-.
2) to cover oneself and another person, to go to
bed under one blanket together with another
person.
kaimäuàaq- (C) vt. to push a heavy sled. See:
kaiváuk-.
kaipik- vt. to fit together, making edges overlap. See:
kaipiktit-.
kaipiksimaaq- vi. to stand or sit with one's arms
crossed.
kaipiktit- vi. 1) to work overtime, to do something
longer than one had planned to. 2) to be
connected to something, to be fitted. See:
kaipik-. Variant: kaimiktit-.
kaippaq n. joint (especially of pieces of wood).
kaipqaq- vi. to be constant, to be persistent; to be
perpetual.
kaipsaaq n. spinning top (toy). Variant: kaivsarraq.
kaisrik n. shoulder blade. See: aaàiak. Variant:
kiasrik.
kaivaaàni- vi. to sit in a circle (used in plural). See:
kaivraaqtit-.
kaivaaäa- vi. to be dizzy, to feel things spinning.
See: kaivraanäu-.
kaivaàniq n. circle. See: kaivraàniq.
kaivaluisaaq- (C) vt. to circle something (walk
around). See: kaivluksaaq-.
kaivit- vi. to revolve, to spin, to go around.
kaivluksaaq- vt. to circle something (walk around).
Variant: kaivaluisaaq-.
kaiváuaq- vt. to push a sled (while holding on to
handlebar). See: kaimàuaq-.
kaiváuk- vt. to push a heavy sled. See: kaimäuàaq-.
kaiváuq- vt. 1) to plug something, to prevent the
flow of a liquid through a hole. 2) stuff s.t., to
stuff something (e.g. sack, bag). Variant:
kaiváui-.
kaiváuun n. stanchion (of sled).
kaiváuutaq n. sled handlebar. See: kaimàuaàvik.
kaivraanäu- vi. to be dizzy, to feel things spinning.
Variant: kaivaaäa-.
kaivraaq- vt. to circle something; to go around in a
circle. Putum kaivraaàaa tupini Putu went
around his house See: iivraluak-.
kaivraaqsaaq- vi. to round a bend. Putum
kaivraaqsaaàaa qikiqtaq. Putu (left to) go
around the island. Syn: iivaqsaaq-.
kaivraaqtit- vi. to sit in a circle (used in plural).
Variant: kaivaaàni-.
kaivraàniq n. circle. Variant: kaivaàniq.
kaivraàun n. ring; a brim.
kaivraàusriq- vt. to surround, to encircle.
kaivraàutiqaq- vi. to be surrounded, to be encircled,
to be encompassed.
kaivraluk- vi. to revolve; to spin; to turn around.
Qipmiq kaivraluktuq pituämiñi. The dog
turns around on chain (post). Talu
kaivralugaaqtuq. The door is revolving. Syn:
iivraluktaq-.
kaivraluktit- vt. to spin, to set in revolving motion.
Putum kaivraluktitkaa aqsraaq tikiàmiñi.
Putu makes the ball spin on his index finger.
Syn: iivraluktit-.
kaivraqtaq n. round, flat, straw hat.
kaivsarraq (C) n. spinning top (toy). See:
kaipsaaq.
kakaaq- vt. to carry a toddler on shoulders and hold
its hands. Putum iàñiäa kakaaàaàaa. Putu
carries his son always on his shoulders.
kakavyak- vi. to experience a blackout from
breathing fumes in an unventilated place, to
become dizzy from breathing fumes.
kakavyaänaqtuaq n. sulfur (the chemical). Syn:
mamaiáiaq.
kaki n. prick (sharp or pointed object, such as a goad
or a thorn).
kaki- vt. to pierce, to prick. Syn: kapi-.
kakiak- vt. to impale on a spit (for roasting meat over
open spit [fire]). See: argiq-; qauri-.
kakiaq n. forked hook at the end of a fish spear. Syn:
kakiraq. See: kakiuraq.
kakiaqâiàaun n. whip.
kakigauraq n. hairpin; straight pin.
kakiááaànaq (C) n. 1) sculpin (any of a family of
spiny large-headed broad-mouthed often scaleless
bony fishes); bullhead fish. Oncocottus
quadricornis. Syn: kanayuq. 2) thorn of a plant,
such as a rose. Syn: kakiááasak. Variant:
kakitáaànaq.
kakiááasak n. 1) tiny, thorny fish, stickleback.
Gastorosteus aculeatus. 2) thorn of a plant, such
as a rose. Syn: kakitáaànaq. Variant:
kakitáasak.
kakiñiq n. tattoo. Syn: iqiàun; tupik.
kakiraq n. forked hook at the end of a fish spear. Syn:
kakiaq.
kakitáaànalik n. thistle. Lit: 'provided with thorns'.
kakitáaànaq n. 1) sculpin (any of a family of spiny
large-headed broad-mouthed often scale-less
bony fishes); bullhead fish. Oncocottus
quadricornis. Syn: kanayuq. 2) thorn of a plant,
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