| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
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| nucug- | to pull out |
| nugtaqtar- | to move from one place to another |
| nugtarte- | to relocate; to move; to move over |
| nuiret | bird dart with prongs around shaft |
| nukalpiar | rich person |
| nukarrlugar | enormous male walrus |
| nukgiali- | to become physically weak |
| nukgialliqe- | to suddenly be weak; to be weak from overexertion; to lose strength |
| nukgiate- | to be physically weak |
| nuki- | to be strong |
| nullug | buttock |
| nulte- | to be gone for a long time; to be late to return |
| nulur(ar)- | to signal; to gesture to (to come); to beckon |
| nuluraun1 | adipose fin |
| nuluraun2 | stick for tomcod fishing that has ridges on the quarter end |
| Nulurevv'it | sand dunes in the southeast coast of Nunivak Island, meaning place to beckon someone to come over |
| Nunakauyarmiut | Toksook Bay, Alaska |
| nunaki- | to have fun; to enjoy |
| nunakuarrsun | vehicle; automobile; car; truck |
| nunaliurta | land planner |
| nunallerraarat | abandoned village |
| nunanguar | map; model of village or land |
| nunanialke- | to think it is not fun; to not enjoy |
| nunanialliqe- | to grieve; to be in sorrow, to be unhappy |
| nunaniate- | to be no fun; to be unenjoyable |
| nunanir- | to be fun; to be enjoyable |
| nunanirqe- | to be fun |
| Nunapicuar | Nunapitchuk, Alaska |
| nunapig | tundra |
| nunarpag | earth, big city |
| Nunarrlugarmiut | site at a bay in the southeast part of Nunivak Island, meaning good old land |
| nunawag | walrus on ice |
| nungirta | belt for pants |
| nungirte- | to turn grass basket coils inward to make a narrowed spout; to tighten a drawstring to use in closing bag or controlling fitness to garment |
| nungirvigkaun | something to be used as a lace |
| nungu- | to be foggy |
| nun'ir- | to be restless; to be homesick |
| Nuniwar | Nunivak Island |
| nunukcagte- | to cut with scissors any old way |
| nunulir- | to pay; to reward |
| nunur-1 | to scold; to swear |
| nunur-2 | to cut with scissors |
| nunuuciur- | to play with scissors |
| nunuuteg | scissors |
| nunuyun | button |
| nunuyute- | to button; to fasten |
| nuq'er | short spear thrower; atlatl part of a caweg (seal spear) that fits with the assauqur (tip), which is the part actually thrown |
| nuqtar- | to repeatedly pull tightly |
| nuqte- | to pull while holding tightly |
| nurnaate- | to be abundant |
| nurnarqe- | to be scarce |
| Nurr'ang | personal name, meaning one who is old and barren |
| nurr'er | niece or nephew; sister's child |
| nuraniner | reindeer that can no longer bear young; aged reindeer |
| nurte- | to fall short |
| nurute- | to be short of something; to fall short |
| Nussaalar | personal name, meaning tame person |
| Nuss'an | personal name, meaning to be tamed |
| nussuite- | to be tame; to be approachable |
| nutangqut | indentation on top of bow of kayak |
| nutaqerrun | soft melting snow; fresh snow |
| nutarer | new thing |
| nutarqur- | to repair; to patch; to make good again |
| nutarte- | to repair; to patch |
| nuteg | gun |
| nutem | original way; as it has been from beginning |
| nutengqupagtet | kayak frame part (little carved parts on qular (top stiffener of kayak forepart that connects the struts) |
| nutlag- | to begin to beat fast (of heart) |
| nut'nguar | toy gun |
| nuu- | to turn blue from lack of oxygen due to crying and holding the breath |
| Nuugavlarmiut | islet at the end of a spit on the eastern side of Nunivak Island, meaning village of good little point of land |
| nuuqer- | to be shoot short; to be unable to reach |
| nuuqite- | to be in need; to lack something; to be short of something |
| nuuqutkar | necessity; something that will be needed |
| nuur- | to be unable to reach |
| nuuyirit | three-pronged bird spear |
| nuve- | to thread beads and |
| nuwag | mucus; phlegm; saliva |
| nuwag- | to have a cold |
| nuwagte- | to wet with one's tongue |
| nuwe- | to thread beads and or needle |
| Nuwugpig'ar | Aleutian Islands and the Alaska Peninsula |
| Nuyalzran | personal name, meaning one who gestures to another to come over |
| Nuyarpag | Indian (this name was given to the Indians from the mainland Yup'ik word for hair, nuyat, since Indians usually have long hair) |
| nuyurtar- | to be wild; to act timidly; to be untamed and unapproachable |
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