| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
|---|---|
| qaa | surface; top; clothing one is wearing |
| qaalura- | to splash water repeatedly or continuously |
| qaalute- | to splash out (as with the hand or a dipper) ; to pour out |
| Qaaritar | Halloween; to go trick-or-treating |
| qaaritar- | to go trick-or-treating |
| qaaterte- | to be lazy; to be lethargic |
| Qaawagar | personal name, meaning little one on top |
| qacangqi- | to clap |
| qacaqtar- | to spank one on the buttocks |
| qacar- | to be windy from the ocean |
| qacarte- | to slap on the face |
| qacautar | small anemone that sticks to rocks |
| qaciar(ar) | harlequin duck; Steller's eider |
| qacigarte- | to relax after working hard |
| qacignarikanir- | to get easier |
| qacignarqe- | to be easy to handle |
| qacigte- | to have a leisure; to do nothing |
| qacigtenrite- | to be busy; to be occupied |
| qaciguyar- | to relax and do nothing |
| Qacngacaaqur | personal name, meaning one who is relaxed |
| qacngercetar- | to cook well in order to tenderize |
| qacu- | to be loose; to be shaggy |
| qacungllugte- | to be wrinkled |
| qacutaar- | to intimidate; to denigrate |
| qacuwallag- | to be disappointed |
| qagateke- | to depend on |
| qagatengqerr- | to have someone to support one or to depend on |
| qager- | to explode |
| Qagkumiu | Inupiaq |
| qaglag | outer part of hatch rim on kayak |
| qagna | area outside around the house; yard; surrounding area; northern lands |
| qakemna | outside (often referring to weather) |
| qakerci- | to sting of eyes |
| qakerciur- | to drizzle |
| qaki- | to have a pale face |
| qakinrite- | to not have pale face |
| qakte- | to be emotionally distressed (due to disobedient individuals, a messy house, too many chores, etc.) |
| qaku | when? (in the future) |
| qak'urcuite- | does not scold with frustration |
| qak'urte- | to scold with frustration |
| qakvar- | to take out |
| qalaqmacir(ar)- | to tickle |
| qalaria- | to yell; to scream |
| Qalegnilzngum Kuiga | river of Qalegnilzngur at east coast of Nunivak Island |
| Qalegnilzngur | river mouth on the east side of Nunivak Island |
| qalerpag- | to yell; to scream |
| qalilurrlugar | reindeer-skin parka |
| qaliqar- | to get or have food poisoning |
| qaliqerrun | log above door of an enpiar (old-style small semisubterranean house) or kiiyar (men's community house) |
| qallacir | belly button |
| qallate- | to boil |
| qallir | top layer |
| qalluarci- | to rinse cleaned seal intestine in salt water |
| qalluaruka'ar | small seal intestine spreader; holder for end of gut when it is washed |
| qalluarun | seal intestine spreader; holder for end of gut when it is being washed |
| qalluwit | high waterproof boot(s) for young girls or boys; wader(s) |
| qaltaur(ar) | bucket; pail |
| qaltayag | bucket made from old kayak skin |
| qalu- | to dip with a dipper; to bail |
| qalucimirte- | to stir with a ladle |
| qalugte- | to move with bow high above the water (of boat) |
| qalugyarer | walrus harpoon head |
| qalunar- | to dip into; to scoop |
| qalur(ar)- | to tell about what one foresees while beating an Eskimo drum |
| qalussun | dipper; bailer (bucket, dipper, or other container used for bailing); dipnet |
| qalutar | dipper; ladle (usually wooden) |
| qalutarte- | to stir |
| qalute- | to dip and fill |
| qaluurin | dipper |
| Qaluyat | Nelson Island |
| qalzria- | to cry hard; to bawl |
| qalzrir | bull bearded seal which is "singing" under water |
| qalzriuqsa'arte- | to howl and whistle of wind outside of house |
| qamangar | lateral malleolus of fibula; protruding bone on the outer side of ankle |
| qamani | in there |
| qamaumar | aged salmon roe crushed to use for akutar |
| qamciss'un | fire extinguisher |
| qame- | to become extinguished; to burn out; to go out (of light, fire, etc.) |
| qamenqucagar | rib (one of last three) below the apamar (side-rail) at bow and aft of kayak |
| qamigar- | to tow a boat to a place of open water |
| qamiqulzngu- | to have a headache |
| qamiqumtagat | block put under seam when sewing cover of a kayak |
| qamiqur | head |
| qamkurciar- | to stitch waterproof boots |
| qamquinar | men's high wading boot |
| qamte- | to turn off; to extinguish |
| qamtekanir- | to dim it (light); to turn (it) down |
| qamuqatar1 | freight sled for kayak or boat |
| qamuqatag2 | mother bearded seal swimming with a cub on her back |
| qamur- | to pull; to drag |
| qamurat | drawings on mask |
| qamuraun | etching brush; paint brush with squirrel twill |
| qamurrir- | to have light streaming out of it (like a comet) |
| qamuutar | towing rope |
| qamuutarrsun | sturdy rope for towing heavy loads |
| qanag | planks in gable end of a building |
| qanagar | rafter of building, old or modern, slanted |
| qanelzgutke- | to have a conversation with; to talk with |
| qanelzngaute- | to approach one's destination; to get close to finishing a project |
| qanemcuar(ar)- | to mumble |
| qanemcugner- | one who tends to argue |
| qanemcugte- | to argue |
| qanemcugute- | to argue amongst two or more people, |
| qanengssi | story |
| qanengssi- | to tell a story |
| qaner | mouth |
| qaner- | to talk; to speak |
| qanerrsiar(ar)- | to disagree verbally with a decision |
| qanerrsun | communication device; telephone; CB; radio |
| qanerrsuuter- | to talk on the telephone, CB, or radio |
| Qaneryagtalegmiut | site on the east coast of Nunivak Island, meaning residents of the place with many mouths or things to say |
| qaneryarer | language; way of communicating |
| qanganar | squirrel; parka made out of squirrel |
| qangiaravyuarer | nephew or niece on brother's side |
| qangiar | nephew or niece on brother's side |
| qangni- | to tarry; to take a long time |
| qangquar | frozen akutar (Eskimo ice cream) |
| qangqur- | to chew making a crunchy sound |
| qangwar | when? (in the past) |
| qani- | to go on ahead before someone else; to get a headstart |
| qaniciurta | sanitationman |
| qanikcar- | to cover with snow |
| qanikcar | snow |
| qanikciur- | to shovel snow |
| qanikciurun | snow shovel |
| qaningirte- | to babble (of babies) |
| qanir- | to snowing lightly |
| Qanitar | stream on the northeast coast of Nunivak Island, meaning waste disposal dump |
| qanitar | waste disposal dump |
| qanitat | urination place for women only |
| Qanitarmiut | site on the northeast coast of Nunivak Island, meaning residents of Qanitar |
| qanitarpag | urination place for men only |
| qaniur- | to go on ahead before someone else; to get a headstart |
| qanli- | to get close |
| qanqumciar- | to whisper |
| qanrite- | to have mouth sores |
| qanrute- | to tell |
| qanrutki- | to gossip; to talk about someone |
| qanruyun | moral saying |
| qantar | bowl; wooden dish |
| qante- | to be close-by; to be near |
| qanugglug | snow with big soft flakes |
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