| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| imaar- | to empty |
| Imam Umgut'i | November |
| imanar- | to gut; to take guts out of fish or animal |
| imange- | for a hollow object such as a boat or boot; to have liquid come into it; to get water in one's boots |
| imangtu- | to habitually leak water in (of boots or boats) |
| imangun | leak in a boot or boat |
| imaqlig | kayak part, piece on each side, up from kuyagar (keel), in front of canguyalkun (tracking stabilizer) |
| imar | ammunition |
| imarmiutar | mink |
| imarmiutat | mink parka or parkas |
| imarniteg | seal intestine raincoat (or two such raincoats) |
| imarpig | ocean |
| imarpillar | sea mammal, from the ocean |
| imarteller | one that journeyed into the ocean from a kiiyar (refers to shamans) |
| imartulir | snail (next to the smallest kind) |
| imarturi- | to rain more |
| imaryar- | to have pus |
| imasrir- | to be refreshed or to be so overwhelmed by fresh air, food, etc. that one actually feels sleepy |
| imeg- | to fold; to roll up |
| imegglugte- | to be wrinkled |
| imelqutaguar | seal harpoon part, incised line or groove lengthwise from the harpoon head (caweg) to the spur |
| Im'in | personal name, meaning to fill |
| imir- | to fill |
| imirite- | to fill a cup for someone |
| imirtur- | to fill out forms or papers |
| imkucir | whatchamacallit; that thing (term used to name something when the name is forgotten) |
| imlalin- | to miss someone's presences; to yearn for someone |
| imlaucuar | herring sac roe |
| imlauleg | pregnant bearded seal |
| imla- | to feel left out or slighted not having received anything when others have |
| imna | that person, that place, or that thing known to the speaker and the listener |
| imssa- | to feel left out or slighted not having received anything when others have |
| imumi | at that time (time both speaker and listener know about), a long time ago |
| imurnaate- | to be comfortable because it is not wet and cold |
| imurnarqe- | to be cold and |
| imurnite- | to feel the coldness and wetness of something |
| imuryug- | to feel uncomfortable because something is cold and wet |
| imutat | wrinkles on body |
| inaqacit | low bush willows, tundra willows |
| inarayuli | shrimp-like creature that is found around rocks and muddy shores |
| inarcunrite- | does not want to lay down |
| inarrnari- | for it to be time to go to bed |
| inarte- | to lie down; to lay on side |
| inarun | rib of boat |
| ineqsunaate- | to not be cute |
| ineqsunarqe- | to be cute |
| inerciigalliqe- | to be disobedient |
| inerciigate- | to be naughty; to be disobedient |
| inerqun | traditional law |
| inerqur- | to teach one how to behave; to discipline |
| ingciller | straight line |
| ingcir- | to engrave a design; to scrimshaw ivory |
| ingciraun | knife with hook at end to make curved lines on ivory |
| ingciukarer | tool, stone-tipped scraper, with bone handle for working ivory |
| ingciun | tool, graver for ivory |
| ingcu | nose-bead; mantle in gas lamp |
| Ing'errlag | Mt. Roberts, the largest mountain peak on Nunivak Island, meaning the major mountain |
| ing'errlin(rar) | a certain rock type |
| ingler | sleeping bench; bench in kiiyar (men's communal house) |
| inglerer | shelf |
| inglerun | sled floor |
| inglite- | to become very old and disabled |
| inglu | other side |
| ingluirneg | sand dune eroded on the side |
| inglupiar(ar)- | to operate using only one side |
| inglupiartaryarer | pistol |
| inglutruarte- | to miss a target by shooting to the side |
| ingna | that one over there |
| ingner | one of five large ribs in kayak below the apamar (side rail) right under the hatch |
| ingqi | louse nit |
| ingqi- | to dice; to cut up |
| ingqicuar- | to dice into tiny pieces |
| Ingqilir | Indian (American) |
| ingqis(rar)- | to dice into little pieces |
| ingri | mountain |
| Ingricuar | a hill in the southern interior of Nunivak Island, meaning small mountain |
| Ingrig | Twin Mountains, a pair of mountains near the eastern coast of Nunivak Island, meaning two mountains |
| Ingrimiut | camp in the coast near Ingrig (Twin Mountains) on Nunivak Island |
| ingte- | to molt |
| ingulate- | to stir |
| ingun | kayak floor cross piece |
| inguqir | cliff lettuce |
| ingyurner | bottom of hill |
| ingyurte- | to go over a hill or knoll and disappear from view |
| ini- | to hang out to dry; to hang up |
| initar | fish rack; clothes line |
| inqur- | to coo a person, particularly a child, using words made up for that person |
| inqurkiur- | to compose a cooing song |
| inru | amulet; charm |
| Inutang | personal name, meaning one who coos a child |
| ipeg- | to be sharp |
| ipegcar- | to sharpen |
| ipegcarissun | whetstone; sharpening stone |
| ipgeryag | rock that is jutting out |
| Ipgeryit | lava bed in the southern interior of Nunivak Island, meaning sharp rocks jutting out |
| ipgiate- | to be dull |
| ipgukar(ar)1 | dime |
| ipgukar(ar)2 | diamond |
| ipiar | twenty (numeral term used after twenty to represent number of twenties) |
| ipig | finger |
| ipinga- | to be out of sight |
| ipte- | to disappear out of sight; to go out of sight behind something |
| ipug- | to poke and pry out |
| ipugarte1- | to suddenly pry out |
| ipugarte2- | to suddenly crack when bending (referring usually to wood |
| ipugpag | gray snail |
| ipuussuta'ar | two in cards; deuce in cards |
| ipuutar | sauce pan |
| ipuutar- | to lift using a lever |
| ipuuyuli | bearded seal that can arch over so as to touch head with flippers |
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