| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| An'arag | knolls in eastern interior of Nunivak Island, meaning two places to pile feces |
| an'garer | nephew or niece of a woman through her brother |
| an'gir- | to go or be outside |
| an'giuteg | men's Eskimo winter boots |
| An'uliksenar | personal name, derived of English word, "Hendrickson" |
| anaanar | aunt, mother's sister, step mother |
| anaanarrlugar | aunt; specifically mother's sister |
| anag- | to get away safely: to meet a goal |
| anagi- | to miss (in aiming) and have it get away from one |
| anagkenge- | to win; to beat; to do well while others are unsuccessful especially in hunting |
| anagte- | to beat one in a competition |
| anagute- | to be overly mischievous; to take too much of something, do overdo it |
| anangnaqe-1 | to try to survive; to make it on ones own |
| anangnaqe-2 | to try to defecate |
| anaqaunrir- | to be constipated |
| anaqsaate- | have not defecated yet |
| anaqsartur- | to go defecate |
| anaqsug- | to feel one needs to defecate |
| anaqupag | prune |
| anar- | to discharge one's bowels; to defecate |
| anar | feces |
| anara- | to have diarrhea |
| anaririyar | housefly |
| anaar(ar) | dungfly, reddish colored fly smaller than a housefly |
| anarkiurta | idle person; lazy person |
| anarnig | animal pelvis area |
| Anarnissagam Nanwa | the lake of Anarnissagar stream |
| Anarnissagar | stream in the southeast part of Nunivak Island, meaning a place that smells like feces |
| Anarnissagarmiut | camp in the proximity of Anarnissagar stream |
| anat | (plural) insect larvae |
| anau- | to bat: to hit with a stick: to spank |
| anaulleleg | kayak type (resembles the profile of Iqug (Cape Mohigan) |
| anautar | bat; club |
| anaute- | to save something for someone |
| ancarner | outgoing tide |
| anci- | to put things out; to spit blood (as when one has TB) |
| ane- | to go or come out; to exit |
| anelzr(ar)- | to go toward the exit: to go downriver: to go towards the ocean |
| anerner | breath |
| anernerite- | to die; to have no more breath |
| anerneriucug- | to be short of breath |
| anerniqe- | to be asphyxiated |
| anerteqe- | to be alive; to have life |
| anerteqsugnate- | will not live |
| aneryagpag- | to breath hard; to pant |
| aneryakaunrir- | to be asphyxiated; to be short of breath |
| aneryanerrlug- | to sigh; to take one deep breath to show disappointment or disagreement |
| aneryar- | to breath |
| ang'aqe- | to take (it) along |
| ang'aqur- | to take something along |
| ang'ayanar | swamp; quicksand |
| ang'u | don't; no; stop! |
| Angaangaleg | personal name, meaning one who has an imitation uncle |
| Angaangar | personal name, meaning one who sings during Eskimo dancing |
| Angaassalurmiut | site in the bank of the Mekoryuk River on the north side of Nunivak Island, the site of the village of Angaassalur, meaning to be stuck in mud |
| Angagar | personal name, meaning one who is struggling to move |
| angagglugar | uncle; specifically one's mother's brother |
| angala- | to wobble, to be loose |
| angalate- | to move (it) back and forth |
| angalki- | to practice shamanism |
| angalku | shaman; medicine man |
| angange- | to run out of fuel (of a wood-burning stove), wood turn to amber |
| angaqeqtar- | to rock back and forth |
| angaqerte- | to jerk forward when a vehicle suddenly stops |
| angayuqer | administrator, parent, mayor, leader |
| ange- | to be big |
| Angenqer | personal name, meaning one who has a big toe |
| angenquyug | big toe |
| Angenquyugtaleg | the largest lake on Cape Etolin on northern Nunivak Island, meaning one with a big toe |
| angenrite- | to be small, not big |
| angenruyug- | to feel emotionally hurt |
| anger | chewing gum |
| anger- | to say yes; to agree; to respond when someone calls |
| angerqun | rosin and soot; mixture of ash and wood sap for lapping two pieces of wood together as a friction stop |
| angeryag | sap; woodsap |
| angi- | to become loose; to become untied |
| angicissun | screwdriver |
| angilurner | eddy |
| angite- | to loosen; to untie; to undo |
| angivkar- | to become soft from moisture |
| angli- | to grow |
| anglicar(ar) | adopted child |
| anglicar- | to adopt a child; to rear a child |
| angllur- | to fall into water; to dive under water to be baptized |
| angparte- | to open |
| angqin | weapon; object thrown to hurt someone or something |
| angqiqerte- | to get hurt accidently; to suffer an injury |
| angqirte- | to be (or have gotten) hurt; to hurt |
| angqircuite- | does not get hurt |
| Angtuapagar | personal name, meaning one that is big |
| angturi- | to grow; to become big; to become tall |
| angu- | to overtake someone or something; to catch one doing something |
| anguar- | to paddle |
| anguarun | paddle; oar |
| angu-llu | or |
| angumayutar- | to play tag |
| angun | male |
| angu-qa | or |
| angussaag- | to get food; to hunt for game |
| angute- | to arrive in time to receive |
| Angutengiar | personal name, meaning the men |
| angutepig | mature man; man of stature |
| anguteryug | marsh marigold bulb |
| angutngurte- | to become a man; to mature as a male |
| anguturlur | poison water hemlock |
| ang'ur- | to accidently urinate in one's pants or in bedding |
| ang'uryugnaate- | will not urinate accidently |
| anguyag- | to fight in a battle or war; to have a dispute |
| angwar-1 | to open |
| angwar-2 | to open skylight to start fire and cook |
| angwarqur- | to open skylight and cook in an open fire |
| angwarun | key |
| angyaleg | boat owner; captain |
| angyaqatag | small boat |
| angyar | boat |
| angyar- | to ride in a boat; to experience motion after boating for a time |
| angyarpag | ship; large boat |
| angyarruar | toy boat |
| angyi- | to build a boat |
| aniguyaar | snow shelter |
| aninguar | boil (large sore on skin) |
| aninqe- | to save for later use |
| aninqite- | to save; to savor food; to conserve |
| anipar | snowy owl |
| anirta | good thing (considering what may have happened) |
| anirtur | to save one's soul; to save a life |
| anirtuutarkar | device for saving lives |
| aniurta | sanitation worker |
| anllite- | to mark one's birthday |
| Anman | personal name meaning one who is going out |
| anngar | older brother |
| anngarpa'ar | the oldest brother |
| anqe- | to take out |
| anqenkiiyagar | newborn baby |
| anqerri- | to accidently shoot a gun; to suddenly break out in impetigo |
| anqerte- | to dash outside |
| anquri- | to take things out |
| Anrucillug | lake in the southwest interior of Nunivak Island, meaning raggedy stomach |
| anrucillug | stomach sack |
| ante- | to put out |
| anu | harness for dogs |
| anucimircitar- | to abuse; to torture |
| anuilite- | to descend toward the coast to the snow during spring (referring to reindeer) |
| Anunaar | personal name, meaning one who is harnessed |
| anuqa | wind |
| anuqaacagiurte- | to die down (referring to wind), wind to subside |
| anuqaarute- | to die down (referring to wind) |
| anuqekegci- | for there to be a good and favorable wind |
| anuqekegcinrite- | to be unfavorable of wind, bad wind direction |
| anuqem cuqyut'i | anemometer |
| anuqess'un | vane; windmill; flag |
| anuqlir- | to be windy |
| anuqsagar- | to be breezy |
| anuraqe- | to feel too intimidated to do something |
| anute- | to take outside |
| anyanssar | onion |
| Anyarer | Aniak, Alaska |
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