| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| pegte- | to let go from one's grip; to release |
| pek'arte- | to move suddenly; to jerk |
| peke- | to move; to stir |
| pekevyirte- | to move about continuously; to wiggle |
| pekner | tall grass with pink stem (edible) |
| pekutar | shovel |
| pekutar- | to shovel |
| pekutarruar | xiphoid process |
| pelacinar | twine; string |
| pelatekar | tent |
| pelatug | scarf |
| peleqpel'er | frog |
| pelit'ar | stove |
| pellaa- | to get lost due to bad weather conditions; to loose direction |
| pellug- | to pass (of time); to be over (of an event); to be over; to subside and stop (of weather condition) |
| pellukutar | leaf |
| Pelular | personal name (from English "Flora") |
| pelur | ash from bark (or birch fungus) mixed with tobacco to prepare it for chewing snuff |
| peluyarte- | to go make tobacco ash |
| penacuar | bluff; small cliff |
| Penacuarmiut Kuigat | river of Penacuarmiut |
| Penacuarmiut Taciat | bay of Penacuarmiut |
| Penacuarmiut | site on the southwest side of Nunivak Island, meaning village of small cliffs |
| Penacuat | site in southwest part of Nunivak Island, meaning small cliffs |
| Penaleg | crater lake in the southern interior of Nunivak Island, meaning one with cliffs |
| penar | cliff |
| Penaram Iqua | point of land on the northeastern coast of Nunivak Island, meaning the end of a medium sized cliff |
| Penarpag | cliffs on the west coast of Nunivak Island, meaning big cliff |
| Penarrlit | cliffs on the northwest coast of Nunivak Island, meaning major cliffs |
| peng'garte- | to worry about someone who is away |
| Pengui | sand dunes in the southeast part of Nunivak Island near Nunarrlugarmiut |
| peng'ur | sand dune |
| peqlicir- | to soften an animal skin by repeated soaking |
| peqlirte- | to be crispy; to be easy to snap |
| pequnqauksuar(ar) | very small item wrapped in something |
| pequnret | ice cracks along river or ocean shore formed as tide goes in and out making ice pile up |
| peq'ur | ice that erodes away along the river banks and gets steep; piece of sod |
| perci- | to bend wood (using steam usually) |
| perciss'un | bending tool |
| perlerci- | to have stiff and numb hands from the cold; to be torpid |
| perr'u | dried soil |
| perte- | to bend |
| petgerner | chip or chipped part of something |
| petgerrii- | to chip (of enamel ware or the like) |
| petug- | to tie to a post; to tether |
| peturte- | to soak through; to penetrate clothing (of liquid) |
| pi | thing; person; one |
| pi- | to do something; to say something |
| piani | back there; up away from the shore or riverbank |
| piciatun | anyplace; any old way; carelessly |
| piciqiar- | to be going to do something |
| picir | truth |
| picirliqe- | to be confronted with misfortune |
| piciu- | to be true; to be right |
| piciunrite- | to not be the one; to not be the right one; to be untrue |
| piciurte- | to fulfill what has been predicted; to come to pass |
| piciuyaaqe- | to maintain that one is right |
| picu- | to be a great hunter; to catch a game every time one goes out to hunt |
| picugnga- | to be arrogant |
| picugte- | to be proud, to have pride in self, to boast |
| picuilliqe- | to be unable to catch game |
| picuite- | to never catch game |
| piculi | a successful hunter |
| picurlag- | to be wounded; to be in peril |
| picurlagyalkun | something to preventing accidents b |
| picurliqe- | to be in an accident; to be in trouble |
| picurliqner- | to be an accident-prone |
| piilicar | pepper |
| piini | up above; up there; high above |
| piirrer | braid of half-dried fish or meat with beach grass, hung for storage |
| piirri- | to braid half-dried fish or meat with beach grass |
| piite- | to be absent; to be away; to not possess |
| pikani | up there |
| pikaunrir- | to be unable to fix or do something |
| pike- | to own |
| pikmayi- | to determine ownership |
| piknertuke- | to consider more important; to have more possessive ownership |
| pilag- | to carve (meat); to cut up (meat) |
| pilagtuarun | slender-shaped clam |
| pilagtur- | to perform or undergo a surgical operation |
| pili- | to make |
| pillgu- | to be a champion; to be really good at something; to have stamina |
| pilliar | hand made thing |
| pillralir- | to catch game for the first time |
| pillugte- | to break |
| Pimaayug | site at a northwest coastal bay of Nunivak Island, meaning place to do something |
| Pimaayum Kuiga | river of Pimaayug |
| pinagte- | to act and think one is superior to others; to act snobbish |
| pinevkar- | to make rope from sealskin |
| Pingayan | personal name, meaning the number three |
| pingayun ipiar | sixty |
| pingayun | three |
| pingayuneg kangiraleg | triangle |
| pingayunleg | eight |
| pingcir | half-dried Dolly Varden stored in seal oil in a poke |
| pingcillngi- | to toss out merchandise to hopeful bystanders from a sod house (or of such elevated place) to celebrate one's first catch |
| pingnaqe- | to try to do something |
| pingnaqenrite- | to unintentionally do something |
| pingqerr- | to have; to possess |
| pingutaqug | last post at rear of sled; post from floor to rail |
| pinialke- | to dislike |
| piniate- | to be bad; to be not good |
| pinimyug- | to be pretty; to be cute |
| piniqe- | to love; to like |
| piniqenrite- | to dislike |
| piniqnarqe- | to be likable; to be lovable |
| pinir- | to be good; to be well; to be nice |
| pinircar- | to groom |
| piniri- | to get well in health; to heal |
| piniteke- | to boast about what one does |
| pinqegcar(ar)- | to always do everything precisely and neatly |
| pinqegg- | to clean-up perfectly; to neatly take care for all tasks |
| piqertar- | to use an axe; to chop |
| Piqrutallret | point of land on the east coast of Nunivak Island, meaning ones who lost an axe |
| piqrutar | axe |
| piqtarqer- | to suddenly take place at a given time |
| pircir- | for there to be a blizzard |
| pirlar | guard strip made of antler on keel of kayak or open boat |
| pirtug | blizzard |
| pirturcir(ar) | land otter |
| pissaqe- | to act deliberately in an unacceptable manner; to act obnoxiously; to intentionally do things which one should not do |
| pissuar- | to tempt |
| pissur- | to hunt |
| pistaar- | to tease; to bother; to pick on |
| pita- | to be a particular size; to be a certain age |
| pitalqegg- | to be just right; to fit perfectly |
| pitarkar | game animal |
| pitateke- | to be the same size or length; to be the same age |
| pite- | to catch game; to take game |
| pitgar | bow |
| pitgar- | to shoot an arrow with a bow |
| piu- | to be the proper one; to be the the correct or right one |
| piug- | to walk; to stroll |
| piungssi- | to go for a pleasure stroll |
| piuqutkat | things (wood, cloth, etc.) that are needed for a special purpose |
| piuraanar- | to finally do something |
| piurte- | to reach one's goal |
| piwagte- | to make a shuffling noise |
| piwigkaate- | to have no more room; to be crowded |
| piyug- | to yearn; to desire; to covet; to want |
| piyugnga- | to be capable of acting |
| piyugtuangarte- | to desire for, to want something from someone |
| pinyunrite- | to not want |
| piyurrluar(ar)- | to treat nicely; to be courteous |
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