| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| emer- | to drink |
| emer | water |
| emiate- | to sing out of tune; to sing out of tune (at a Native dance) |
| emqerte-1 | for wave tips to spray out in a direction opposite to that of the wave due to high winds |
| emqerte-2 | big swells of waves along the coastline althought it is calm out |
| emqur | new feather growth on a molting goose |
| emra- | to drink liquor to get drunk |
| emrii- | to develop water in the egg before the embryo becomes large |
| emrukar- | to drink hot beverage with a cup |
| emrun | drinking glass; cup; wooden cup with bird-head handle |
| emute- | to see a doctor for medical attention; to take an item that needs repair or completion to someone who is more proficient than oneself |
| emyag- | to hum |
| ena | house |
| enatguar(ar)- | to use the same stitch holes as before for sewing |
| engelkugte- | to snicker |
| engeve- | to blow one's nose |
| engevyarer | harpoon line part, toggle with two holes |
| engiluaraute- | do not plead with |
| engilugte- | to plead; to plead with |
| engimluar(ar)- | to whimper (of animals) |
| engkite- | to vary one's food |
| englaciteke- | to laugh at |
| englacuar(ar)- | to giggle |
| englallag- | to burst out laughing |
| Englam Cingia | coastal point of land on the eastern side of Nunivak Island, meaning laughing point |
| englarer- | to laugh |
| englarcar- | to make one laugh |
| englarcarista | clown |
| englaryug- | to smile |
| englaryugyugnate- will not smile | englaryugyugnaatur she will not smile |
| englullinrat | tall course grass |
| englullin(rar) | long grass used for lining a storage pit |
| Englullrarmiut | coastal spring seal-hunting camp, Cape Manning, on the northeast coast of Nunivak Island, meaning area with much coarse grass |
| Englullugmiut | site on the southern coast of Nunivak Island, meaning area with unhealthy growth of coarse grass |
| engug- | to bite (of a fish biting a hook) |
| engume- | to unravel; to come undone |
| engwe- | to blow one's nose |
| engyurnite- | to go over and disappear in the distance |
| enkaate- | to have no room |
| enkaarte- | to not have much room (as for sitting) |
| enkaarute- | to have no room anylonger |
| enki- | to shim; to prop |
| enkiur- | to make a house for it; to make room for it |
| enllugte- | to be out of place; to misplace; to be dislocated causing pain |
| enmiussun | slipper (literally: 'device for (being) a dweller in the house') |
| enpiar | real house; old-time house; sod house |
| enqakaunrir- | to be unable to remember |
| enqake- | to recall; to remember; to recollect |
| enqangcar- | to try to remember something; to try to recall something |
| entu- | to be roomy |
| entuyug- | to be stingy to use or consume something for there might be a better use for it later, or someone might want to use it, to be conservative |
| epaar- | to lick food from fingers, a utensil or a bowl |
| epe- | to suffocate; to drown |
| eprilqur | most clean spot |
| eprir- | to clean |
| eprirista | janitor; maid |
| eprite- | to be clean |
| epriun | grass wiper dipped in urine for washing face; towel |
| epsalzngu- | to lack fresh air because one stays inside a house too long |
| epsalzngunarqe- | to be stuffy; to be unbearable to stay inside during good weather |
| epu | stem |
| epulqur | part of a tree trunk that goes up |
| eqessngar- | to be closed tightly |
| eqiite- | for driftwood to wash up on shore |
| eqin | implement for digging roots |
| eqir- | to put wood into fire; to stoke |
| eqiur- | to chop firewood |
| eqlug | curved piece across keel at bow and stern of kayak |
| eqmanqucug | craves of body or land |
| eqte- | to hug; to embrace |
| equg | wood |
| equgpigar | spruce; pine; construction wood |
| equgtar- | to gather driftwood or branches |
| equgtutuli kenirwig | wood-burning stove |
| equirute- | to run out of wood |
| eq'urte- | to be mentally stressed to the point of anger due to being teased; to be oppressed |
| eqyerer | blue fox |
| eqyute- | to hug together |
| erenret | dawn; day break |
| erevcissun | eraser |
| erevte-1 | to erase |
| erevte-2 | to get a foreign object in one's eye |
| erici- | to pluck bird feathers |
| erinaariss'un | ape recorder |
| erinaarute- | to have laryngitis; to lose one's voice |
| erinallugte- | to yell for no reason; to waste breath; to make irritating noise for no reason |
| erinia- | to yell, to call out |
| erinkegcar- | to clear one's throat |
| ermig- | to wash one's face |
| ermiggsun | washbasin |
| ernengaar(ar)- | break of day advance |
| erner | day |
| ernerpag | today |
| ernerturinarte- | day light gets longer during the day as spring and summer approach |
| erqaar | dawn |
| err'it | fish milt sac |
| errsuatyivlagte- | to be very faint in visibility (of dawn) due to mist |
| erte- | for dawn to come; for day to break |
| ertevlagte- | for daybrake to be dim |
| erur- | to wash one's body; to wash dishes |
| eruriss'un | dishwashing basin |
| erurista | one who washes dishes; dishwasher |
| eruriwig | sink |
| erwe- | to fade |
| erwig- | to wash (clothes) |
| erwigissun | washing machine |
| erwigista | one who washes clothes |
| erwigiwig | laundromat; washateria |
| eskavviar | osprey hawk |
| eskiitur | snow-machine |
| eskuularta | teacher; instructor |
| eskuularwig | school |
| espaanar | spark plug |
| ess'ag | young female private parts |
| ess'angcar- | to hold a female toddler in a sitting position and assist to urinate |
| ess'ar | egg yolk |
| esser- | to sweat; to perspire |
| essevte- | to cut through (land by water action); to erode |
| essgar- | to become wide awake; to be more active |
| essgi- | to cut fish for drying |
| estuluussar | plane; carpenter's plane |
| estuluussar- | to plane wood |
| estuskarer | white winged scoter |
| estuuruarrsun | toboggan; sled |
| ete- | to be a certain way |
| eter | sea anemone; anus |
| eteve- | to go over a hill or portage (look under et'we-) |
| etgate- | to be shallow |
| etgerer | hard wood (used for making bows and the like) |
| etqacug | grass-lined storage pit |
| etqilzria | urine that has been aged in a wooden container and is used as antiseptic for large cuts |
| etqur | urine |
| etruir- | to wipe anus after defecating |
| et'u- | to be deep |
| et'we- | to go over a hill or portage |
| evga | seal harpoon part, wooden piece in socket of foreshaft |
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