| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| aug | blood |
| augtaryug- | to be respectfully shy |
| augtuar(ar) | red-chested phalarope |
| augtur- | to take communion; to drink blood |
| augyar | freckle |
| aumagngalzngur | dark red thing; maroon thing; dark bead with white inside |
| aumar | ember; jade or other colorful stone |
| Aumassurwig | cove north of Nunivak Island, meaning a place to look for jade or other colorful stones |
| aunr(ar)- | to bleed; to have one's menstrual period |
| auqumiar- | to crawl |
| auquyugte- | to sneak up on something while in a crouching position |
| aurner | evaporation rising from the land; vapor |
| aurniar- | to steam (of kettle or pot) |
| aurniqerwike- | to get burned from steam |
| aurre- | to crawl |
| avgute- | to share with another, to cut in half and share |
| avlerte- | to spread legs apart; to spread two connected objects apart |
| avv'avlag- | to not wipe well |
| avvaar- | to wipe |
| avvaarutar | dishtowel |
| avvaur- | to forget to take along; to accidently leave behind |
| awaliqe- | to have in one's possession; to take care |
| awalitar | stringer above caaganret (ribs) of a kayak |
| awalite- | to put blame on |
| awaliteksagute- | to put blame on him now |
| awamiqiur- | to chop walrus tusks from skull |
| awani | over there; back then (in time) |
| awaqutar | son |
| awaqutarkartar | adopted son |
| awati | the area surrounding it |
| awatiini | around it |
| awayar | tree trunk |
| aweg | half dollar; half of a whole |
| aweg- | to cut in half; to divide; to separate |
| Awegyar | personal name, meaning one who can cut in halves |
| awirli- | to make clanging and banging noises as one is doing something |
| awirpag - | for weather to clear up |
| awisgar | black paint made from blood mixed with charcoal |
| awisgarciwig | mortar for preparing black paint |
| awisnga- | to be separated from others (said of a girl having her first menstrual period or a woman bearing her first child) |
| awite- | to get out of the way |
| awiyute- | to separate |
| awu- | to have tea or coffee with bread, crackers, cookies, etc. |
| awukaun | food ingredients |
| awukuayassiyagte- | to over put ingredient |
| awukur- | to combine with other items |
| awulluksagute- | to become aware of a shaman intending to kill people, to be against |
| awunaaqegtar(ar) | to finally eat something different from the usual meals |
| awungnagtur- | to finally have cooked food after many meals of dried fish |
| awunaassissagte- | to eat mixed food |
| awussag | small driftwood |
| awutatur- | to place the blame on someone |
| awute- | to mix |
| ayag- | to go; to go away; to travel |
| ayagaaraun | kindling wood |
| ayagacuar | second top strut piece in bow of kayak |
| ayagar | short piece of wood which goes perpendicular to the ingenret in a kayak |
| ayagarnilzngur | third top strut piece in bow of kayak |
| ayagarte- | to go at a certain point |
| ayagarteknig- | to suddenly start with a jerk |
| ayagcete- | to start an engine; to let go |
| ayaggsun | transportation mode or device |
| ayaggsuukarar | thing to be used in connection with traveling |
| ayagnir- | to commence; to begin |
| ayagniucir- | to provide an introduction, beginning or title |
| ayagte- | to start |
| ayagtuute- | to move inching one's boat along inside loose pack ice |
| ayagyuar | young unmarried person |
| ayakaknig- | to make a sudden forward movement |
| ayakar- | to flee; to run away; to take off |
| Ayakartur | personal name, meaning one who is taking off |
| Ayaksar | personal name, meaning one who gets stuck |
| ayaktar- | to push a boat in shallow water using a pole; to pole a boat |
| ayakutarag | temples of the face |
| ayangssi- | to stroll for pleasure; to go on a pleasure with no intentions of doing work |
| ayangssiss'un | transportation |
| ayaper- | to rise leaning on one hand; to support oneself leaning on the hand |
| Ayaperalzria | personal name, meaning one who rises leaning on his hand for support |
| ayaperwig | top piece used as a support as one climbs out of a kayak; log at each side of iluyarag (tunnel entrance) in a sod house |
| ayaperyag | log at each side of iluyarag (tunnel entrance) in a sod house |
| Ayaprun | personal name, meaning hand support |
| Ayaquullug | personal name, meaning one with a bad neck |
| ayarur- | to walk using a cane |
| ayeggsig | seal harpoon part, metal blade or point barb |
| ayegpagnarqe- | to be a good day to go somewhere because the weather is windy and dry |
| ayemte- | to snap and break |
| ayi- | to report an abundance of game or fish |
| ayinrurwar- | to always think there is an abundance of game or fish although there is not much |
| ayu- | to extend; to progress; to enlarge (including open water enlarging as ice breaks up) |
| ayu | labrador tea |
| ayugeswig | bearded seal with red head |
| ayugturute- | for snow to melt faster around an object such as a rock during springtime |
| ayungnaar(ar) | red-necked phalarope |
| ayuqar- | to testify the same (as when a person gets in trouble and others unite and give the same testimony) |
| ayuqe- | to be the same, alike, similar |
| ayuqenrite- | to be different; to not be the same |
| ayuqngui- | to copy; to mimic; to dramatize |
| ayuqnguitar- | to constantly copy; to be a copycat |
| ayuqniar- | to desire things that others have; to envy; to covet |
| ayuqucikegci- | to have a good personality; to be kind; to feel good |
| ayuqucir | attitude |
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