| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| un'a | the one down there |
| una | this here |
| una- | to handle |
| unacissun | wash basin |
| unacissuutekar | wash water |
| unani | down there |
| unatar- | to pick berries |
| unatet | hand |
| unatmuarnir- | for there to be an ocean current flowing in a southerly direction |
| uner | armpit |
| unermig- | to carry under the arm |
| unga- | to show affection; to express happiness because one is being acknowledge (usually refers to babies or children) |
| ungag | whisker; beard hair |
| ungagcirer | bearded seal with very long beard |
| Ungalam Pengui | dunes on the southeast coast of Nunivak Island, meaning the south's dunes |
| ungalar | south |
| unganarqe- | one who attracts affection; one who express happiness |
| ungllik'ar | fresh fish |
| ungllikartur- | to have fresh fish (usually boiled to prepare) |
| unglu | nest |
| ungpaar(ar) | short-eared owl |
| ungucugte- | to scrunch nose and squint eyes (to show when one is in pain, to say no); to grumble |
| unguir- | to resurrect or be resurrected |
| Unguliwigmiut | site on the north coast of Nunivak Island near Kialiraluarmiut, meaning residents of a place to drive game for herding or catching |
| ungullugte- | to be wrinkle |
| ungunqukar(ar) | harlequin duck |
| ungunqur | man's labret |
| unguwan | heart |
| unillugag | woman's eskimo boots |
| uniner | water mark from a drip or from high tide |
| unite- | to leave |
| uniurte- | to miss the target when shooting |
| univkangssi | story; tale |
| univkangssi- | to tell a story |
| univkar | legend |
| Unkumiut Pen'at | cliffs on the southwest coast of Nunivak Island, meaning cliffs down below or in the south |
| un'u | garment; item of clothing |
| unuaqu | tomorrow |
| unuar | this morning |
| unug- | for night to fall |
| un'ug | night |
| unugpag | last night; all night |
| up'nerkiwig | spring seal-hunting camp |
| upag- | to move from one residence to another (permanently or temporarily) |
| uplerquute- | to prepare to leave on short |
| upte- | to prepare to go |
| uputaar- | to talk back in opposition or dispute; to be argumentative |
| uqamaate- | to be heavy |
| uqamaltaassig- | to weigh |
| uqamari- | to become heavy |
| uqamarikaunrir- | to be unable to gain weight |
| uqgelzngucuar(ar) | one that is very light |
| uqgete- | to be light in weight |
| uqila- | to be fleet-footed; to be able to run fast |
| uqnari- | to get hot (of liquids, solids) |
| uqnarqe- | to be hot (of liquids, solids) |
| Uqnassaar | stream in the northeast part of Nunivak Island, possibly meaning to be hot |
| uqni- | to have a fever |
| Uqninrat | personal name, meaning one that has been heated |
| uqnir- | to heat (of liquids) |
| uqnirer | dish of cooked sourdock and salmon roe |
| Uqruta'ar | cove on the southern coast of Nunivak Island, meaning shelter |
| Uqsullug | personal name, meaning old cormorant's fat |
| uqsuqer | fat of cormorant, eiders, or other fatty birds that is scraped off and consumed |
| uquarqe- | to appear oily and milky (specifically refers to water where fish are spawning) |
| uquir | northern fulmar |
| uquliurta | petroleum worker |
| uqumelzngur | smoked fish soaked in seal oil |
| uqumigte- | to travel in the same direction the wind is blowing |
| uqumyag | colorful rock; granite |
| uqungnag | fuel oil |
| uqungnagtutuli | oil stove |
| uqur | seal oil |
| uqurcir- | to seal with seal oil |
| uquri- | to be fat |
| uquriner | gray, oily color |
| uqurkellicarrsun | carburetor |
| uqurpag | fried bread |
| uqurtar | patch over hole in a container |
| uqurte- | to rub with oil; to smear oil on; to oil |
| uqurtutuli kegglar | chainsaw |
| uqurun | lubricating oil |
| uquryag-1 | to have pus (of a wound) |
| uquryag-2 | for a white cloud to arise on the horizon |
| uquuciller | pit for storing seal oil |
| uquuciwig | pit for storing seal oil; container for seal oil |
| uquucunguar | glass; glass bottle |
| uquutelleg | musket; heavy large-caliber shoulder firearm |
| uqvigar | willow |
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