| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| ur- | to blow a horn; to call out to someone |
| uralate- | to be lethargic due to illness or other physical problem |
| uraru | flounder with prickly body fins and alternating black and white markings; right-eyed flounder; starry-flounder |
| Urarulzgag Kuigag | river in the southeast part of Nunivak Island |
| Urarulzgag | lakes near the southeast coast of Nunivak Island, meaning two flounders |
| Urasqaaremiut | site (netting area) on the northwest coast of Nunivak Island, meaning residents of Urasqaarer (white or gray clay that is mixed with caribou hair to make pottery) |
| urasqer | off white color |
| urasqer | white or gray clay that is mixed with caribou hair to make pottery |
| uravyunqegg- | to be crisp and crumbly |
| ure- | to run (of colors); to become discolored |
| urenkaate- | to be busy; to have no time |
| urenke- | to have free time |
| urenkenrite- | to be busy; to have no free time |
| urlu | bow |
| urnirtuar(ar)- | to yearn to do something |
| urnirtur- | to prepare to go to work; to prepare to go on a trip |
| urniur- | to regret something |
| urr'i- | to have diarrhea |
| Urr'illar | personal name, meaning one who has diarrhea |
| urug- | to melt; to thaw |
| urugturute- | to melt around something |
| urugun | tanning tool |
| uruyuirute- | for extremities to no longer circulate blood causing them to get cold easily (due to old age) uruyuirulluteng |
| urwagnar | sea cucumber |
| Urwignar | rocky islet off the northwest coast of Nunivak Island, meaning place to become discolored |
| uryur- | to spill over on the side of a container; to ooze out pus or mucus; to spit out |
| usgukanir- | to add onto (something) |
| Usgukelzrit | lakes in the northern interior of Nunivak Island, meaning ones connecting to each other |
| usgute- | to add on to make something longer |
| usru | niece and nephew through sister; sister's child |
| uss'ar | harpoon's sealskin line |
| ussar- | to check |
| uss'ariyag | eroded high sand dunes or eroded high coast that cannot be climbed |
| ussarquralzria | three in playing card |
| ussuciar | post for oil lamp |
| ussuggsin | tool for digging clay for making pots |
| ussukcar | nail |
| Ussukcauteller | Easter |
| ussungir | shaft of a bow-drill (kayutag) |
| ussungir- | to start fire by friction with a bow-drill |
| ussungirkat | reddish-colored wood used for bow-drill shaft |
| ussunglu | a certain edible tubular sea creature with visible innards burrow into the mud |
| uss'ur | hey you |
| ussuur | grass that grows in sandy areas has prickly leaves (similar to taperrnat) |
| uste- | to cave in; to erode |
| uswiite- | to be insane; to be unwise |
| uswillugte- | to act foolishly (despite the consequences) |
| uswingqerr- | to be sane; to be capable of judging right from wrong; to be of sound mind; to have a good mind |
| uswitu- | to be sane; to be wise |
| utaqa- | to wait (for) |
| uterte- | to return; to go back; to go home |
| utgucig | cooking pot |
| Utngurngaleg | hill in the southeast interior of Nunivak Island, meaning one resembling a wart |
| utqiar- | to reverse one's course (or the like) |
| utrute- | to bring back; to bring home |
| utuma- | to be better; to look better |
| uu- | to be cooked (of food) |
| uulegte- | to tremble; to shake |
| uulenge- | to start to tremble; to start to shake |
| uullar | cooked walrus flipper preserved in seal oil |
| uullerruar | exterior grove of an oval bowl |
| uumike- | to be disgusted at |
| uumiyug- | to be disgusted |
| uunguc'irte- | to be confused |
| uunguciite- | to have no information about |
| uur- | to blow a whistle, horn, etc. (at) |
| uussiiqer- | to cook rare; to half cook |
| uute- | to burn (of flesh) |
| uuturrlug | dandruff |
| uuwallag- | to overcook; to be overcooked |
| uuyurte- | to drool; to dribble of mucus from mouth |
| uvruar(ar)- | to go or be outside without a coat |
| uvrun | pullover; sweater |
| uyakite- | to be short |
| uyaleg | pelagic cormorant |
| Uyaleggsurayulim En'i Amia-llu | rock-lined depression near an estuary in the southeastern part of Nunivak Island at Penacuarmiut, meaning the cormorant hunter's house and door |
| Uyaleggsurayulim Uinga | sand dunes near an estuary in the southeastern part of Nunivak Island, meaning cormorant hunter's husband |
| uyamig | necklace |
| Uyamigguat | cliffs on the southwest coast of Nunivak Island, meaning fake necklace |
| uyangarte- | to suddenly appear; to suddenly come into view |
| Uyanglin | personal name, meaning one who shows up |
| Uyangssuar | hill in the southwest interior of Nunivak Island, meaning partially exposed |
| uyangssuar- | to be partially exposed |
| uyangte- | to appear; to come into view |
| uyaqe- | to hit what with thrown or shot object |
| Uyaqingayag | site on the southwest coast of Nunivak Island, meaning an ugly neck, or one that hits things with thrown objects |
| uyaqsug | pearl |
| uyaqucu- | to have good aim |
| uyaqucuite- | to have bad aim |
| uyaqur | neck |
| uyatu- | to be long |
| uyug- | to have sexual intercourse |
| uyunge- | to crouch down |
| uyungllugte- | to be wrinkled (of clothing) |
| Uyuracungar | personal name, meaning small younger sibling |
| uyurer | younger sibling |
| uyurua- | to hum or sing a wordless tune (especially when going out in the morning to check the weather) |
| Uyuruciar | personal name, meaning younger sibling |
| uyuryag | white cloud that rises from the horizon |
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