| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| nare- | to smell |
| narkaunrir- | to be unable to smell |
| narug- | to intercept; to go near someone who is picking berries or gathering other products; to attempt to outrun a fleeing reindeer |
| narulkar | fish spear; harpoon |
| narulkar- | to thrust a spear or other weapon; to spear; to harpoon |
| narulkaute- | to fall suddenly |
| narullgir | weasel (summer name) |
| narullgute- | to fall down; to fall down and pass out; to faint |
| narurte- | to oppose one's thoughts and opinions |
| naruya | friend |
| naruyake- | to share with; to be friends with |
| naruyir- | to share |
| naryaniur- | to sniff |
| naryarer | bait |
| Naryartur | personal name, meaning one who goes to smell |
| nasqerrun | headdress used for Eskimo dancing |
| nastarnar | beach bug that is similar to a tiny lobster; arthropod |
| naste- | to observe one's surroundings from a higher elevation; to look out |
| nate- | what part? |
| nater | floor |
| naternar | flounder |
| naternarnar | ocean flounder |
| naterrsun | mop; floor rag |
| natquwig- | for there to be snow drifting near the ground |
| natruate- | to miss when aiming |
| Nat'rug | personal name, meaning old floor |
| nau- | to grow |
| nauciar(ar) | flower |
| naucir | plant; wild plant |
| naucir- | to plant; to garden |
| naucir(ar) | plant; house plant |
| naucit | hair at nape of neck |
| Nauglug | personal name, meaning to grow badly |
| navr(ar)- | to borrow |
| navriskengarnarqenrite- | to be unworthy to borrow things; to not returns borrowed items not caring if owner needs them |
| navriskengarkarniite- to be unworthy to borrow things; to not returns borrowed items not caring if owner needs them | navriskengarkarniitur it is not goot to lend him anything |
| navrite- | to lend |
| navritnarqenrite- | to be unworthy to lend things; to not returns borrowed items not caring if owner needs them |
| navruci- | to trade many items |
| navrun | item for trade |
| navte- | to collapse |
| nawakar- | to be in shoked |
| nawerniar- | to trade or sell items going from house to house |
| nawerte- | to trade an item for another; to replace; to exchange |
| naweskar | attic |
| Nayagar | personal name, meaning younger sister of a male |
| Nayiir | personal name, meaning ring seal |
| nayir | ringed seal |
| nayur- | to stay with and look after; to accompany |
| negacungar | very thin cloth |
| negaqerrun | mesh-gauge for fish or seal net |
| negar | mesh of a gillnet |
| negavyat | dried grass roots from sand dunes used as a scrubbing implement for washing dishes |
| Negermiut Kuigat | river of Negermiut |
| Negermiut | site on the northwest coastal area of Nunivak Island, meaning villagers of the north |
| negeqvar | west |
| negg'ar | tundra spider |
| negili | edge of hood where ruff is attached; edge of kuspuk hood; halo around the sun |
| neginqur | hair line on the forehead that insert inward on the sides |
| negituqagge- | to hiccup |
| negur- | to go around |
| negurlug | noose; loop |
| neguryar | spider |
| neka- | to be vengeful (towards) |
| nekake- | to feel vengeful toward |
| nekayug- | to feel vengeful |
| nekeve- | to stand up |
| nekevraartut | trees or other objects that have the same height; anything of the same height at a distance |
| nekva- | to be standing |
| nekvawig | place where one stands holding on to one end of the seine net and waits for fish to enter net |
| nekvayar- | to beach-seine (one person stands on the river bank holds on to one end of the net while the other end is attached to a boat that goes toward the middle of the river stretching the net out to catch fish) |
| nek'we- | to stand up |
| neler- | to fart; to release intestinal gas through the anus |
| nelernar | bean |
| nelte- | to deflate; to release gas |
| nemer | lashing of frame; wrapped lines of kayak lashing; seal harpoon part (sinew cord fastening for float and feathering) |
| nemer- | to bind; to strap; to bandage; to lash |
| nemiar- | to stitch with a spiraling stitch |
| nener | bone |
| nenerrlug | dried fish vertebra |
| nengamllugte- | to be unhappy; to pout |
| nengar- | to sulk angrily; to be in a bad temper |
| nengaugar | son-in-law |
| nengciun | harpoon tip with hole for attachment |
| nengciutar | wooden holder for harpoon head |
| nengite- | to distribute portions of a catch |
| nengla | cold weather |
| nenglem cuqyut'i | thermometer |
| nengllar- | to cool down (of foods or liquids) |
| nengller- | to be cold (of objects) |
| nengllaciriwig | refrigerator |
| Nengllinar | spring at an east coast bay of Nunivak Island, meaning spring |
| nengllinar | spring of cold water |
| nengllir- | to be cold indoors or outdoors |
| nengqussig- | to stand on tiptoes |
| nengte-1 | to be cold physically |
| nengte-2 | to stretch or be stretched |
| nengugarte- | to overwork and get sick |
| nengugte- | to over-stretch; to pout |
| nengulerciss'un | scraper for fawn skins; tanning tool for softening and stretching skin made from bone or ivory |
| nenguqner- | to stretch out without tearing |
| nenguralzria | kayak end part |
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