| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| cucangiali- | to become hard of hearing; to become deaf |
| cucu- | to want what someone else has; to envy |
| cucuke- | to desire (it) |
| cucunarqe- | to be desirable |
| cug | person |
| cugaleg | bow with ivory backing for strength |
| cugalluutar | landmark made of stones; cairn |
| cugamkuyug | end of ulna at the wrist where the bone sticks out |
| cug'ar | fist or knuckle of hand |
| cugayunar- | to appear large (of waves on the horizon) |
| cugg'alir | pilot cracker |
| cugg'alurnar | triangle |
| cugg'eg | bird beak |
| Cugguarat | mouth of Cugguarat Kuigat, a river in the northern part of Nunivak Island, meaning imitation people |
| Cugguartaleg | hill in the eastern interior of Nunivak Island, meaning one with rocks that resemble a man or men |
| cugir- | to remove the facial area of a seal before reaching into it |
| cugngalznguar(ar) | Japanese; Chinese; Asian |
| cugnir- | to have rosy cheeks |
| cugtaate- | to have no people |
| cugte- | to kill a person; to murder |
| cugtuwig | common snipe |
| cugyag- | to be populous |
| cuinar-arwinleg | twenty-six |
| cuinar-ataucir | twenty-one |
| cuinar-cetaman | twenty-four |
| cuinar-malzrug | twenty-two |
| cuinar-malzrunleg | twenty-seven |
| cuinar-pingayun | twenty-three |
| cuinar-pingayunleg | twenty-eight |
| cuinar-qula | thirty |
| cuinar-qulngunrita'ar | twenty-nine |
| cuinar-talliman | twenty-five |
| cuinar | twenty |
| cuinarruar | the mark X |
| cuinartun | twenty dollars |
| cuinaunrita'ar | nineteen |
| cuite- | to be unoccupied; for no one to be there |
| cuka- | to be fast; to be speedy; to be quick |
| cukaate- | to be slow |
| cukacar- | to speed up |
| cukanr(ar)- | to go fast |
| cukanranrite- | to not be speedy; to not go fast |
| cukanrite- | to be slow; to not be fast |
| cukar | one of four supporting posts in a sod house |
| cukari- | to go faster; to pick up speed |
| cukcuuluug | an expression shouted as one sees a person approaching in the distance |
| cukegci- | to have a good personality; to be kind hearted |
| cukegtaar | good person |
| cukiciurtri- | to place sharp objects on ground (to harm someone or something) |
| cukicungar | shaft of bow-drill |
| cukicungar- | to start a fire with a bow-drill |
| cukileg | needlefish; stickleback |
| Cukiliyagar | personal name, meaning little needlefish |
| cukilpag | crested auklet |
| cukite- | to get something sharp in embedded in one's foot; to step on a nail or other sharp object |
| cukvagguar | alder |
| culengciqe- | to act mean; to act violently |
| culug | spine; backbone; dorsal fin of fish |
| Culugpaugaleg | stream in the southwest part of Nunivak Island, meaning one with many grayling |
| culugpaugar | grayling |
| culugyi- | to whistle (referring to wind) |
| Culuksut | sand dunes in the southeast part of Nunivak Island, meaning spine, backbone |
| culunali- | to salt food (to preserve it); to make salted fish |
| culunar | salted fish |
| culzgussug | barnacle |
| cumake- | to find something or someone repulsive |
| cumanarqe- | to be repusive |
| cumayug- | to feel repulsed by someone or something |
| cumigte- | to be nosy; to look around curiously |
| cumiite- | to be careless with one's belongings; to not take care of one's possessions |
| cumike- | to watch; to babysit; to take care of |
| cumikista | babysitter; one who takes care of children |
| cun'erar(ar) | young man |
| cungagyag | dark green thing |
| Cungallug | personal name, meaning brine |
| cungaqvag | jaegar |
| cungar | bile |
| cungavyit | large blue beads |
| cungite- | to pout; to whimper |
| cungnaqe- | to live in the traditional way; to try to make a living |
| cungqerr- | to be occupied; to have people |
| cung'u | forehead |
| cungu- | to be dimmed; to be turned down |
| cungukanir- | to dim (the light) |
| cung'ulzngu- | to have a headache in the front part of the head |
| cupcir- | to apply ointment (especially aged urine and then seal oil) to a wound; to apply cream |
| cupe- | to blow out with one's breath |
| Cup'ig | native of Nunivak Island |
| cupegpag- | to be windy and dry |
| cupemnilugte- | to have a slight current, or slight wind |
| Cupigcarag | trail in the northwest part of Nunivak Island between Carwarmiut and Ellikarmiut or Mecagmiut, meaning to put a garment on backwards or inside out |
| cupigte- | to put a garment (or other object) on backwards, to put things in opposite places where they don't belong |
| cupkecir- | to bandage (especially with moss soaked in seal oil) |
| cupkecirkaun | moss soaked in seal oil and used as a bandage |
| cuplu | bronchial tube |
| cuplulir- | to make a drainage; to discard content of container neatly (so that the liquid makes a tunnel in the snow, instead of splattering all over) |
| cuplunqut'ag | pulmonary vein or artery |
| cupnilugteqsaar- | to have a only a slight current (of a river), to slightly flow |
| cupqer- | to blow (it) out |
| cupugte- | to be drafty |
| cupun | charcoal |
| cupungnig- | to fart silently |
| cupurar- | to blow on (it) |
| cupuraun | draft hole in a building |
| cupurtuleg | jet airplane (specifically) |
| cupurtur | jet; jet airplane |
| cupuute- | to be carried away by current; to drift away |
| Cuqa'ar | personal name, meaning the sights of a gun |
| cuqciss'un | measuring instrument |
| cuqerte- | to use the bathroom to urinate or to defecate (refers only to females) |
| cuqlur- | to sag |
| Cuqucuryarmiut | estuarial site in southeast Nunivak Island |
| cuqulaate- | to be very talkative |
| cuqyutke- | to use as a guideline |
| curaqaqe- | to check outside periodically |
| curaqerte- | to go outside to get fresh air, to check outside |
| curaqet'arta | inspector that checks outside frequently |
| Curarpaleg | Chuathbaluk, Alaska |
| curer | blueberry; raisin |
| curlug | nasal cavity to main bronchi; bronchial tube |
| curmag | container for tobacco (traditionally made from the plucked and dried skin of a sandhill crane) |
| currlug- | to be muddy; to be murky |
| curte- | to be born |
| curukar- | to charge in attack; to go confront a person in rage |
| curulug | grass mat used in the house |
| curruarat | braided mat on top of curulug for bedding, particularly used by men |
| curyir- | to be dirty; to be soiled |
| cuucunguar | doll |
| Cuukar | personal name, meaning a post |
| cuukicungar | shaft of bow-drill |
| cuukicungar- | to start a fire with a bow-drill |
| cuvger | slime on a fish |
| cuvri | magazine |
| cuvrir- | to feel; to examine by feeling; to inspect; to look through (as through papers, books or magazines) |
| cuya | leaf of yellow flowering plant |
| cuya | tobacco; cigarette |
| cuyatur- | to smoke tobacco |
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