Proto-Inupik: *tur-, *tut-, *tur-viɣ
Meaning: to land, to arrive 1, to fall onto, to lie down 2, to touch ground 3
Russian meaning: причаливать, прибывать 1, падать на, ложиться 2, касаться земли 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: tut- 1
SPI Dialects: Imaq tútātoq 'to arrive', turúzimaɣa 'to bring to'
North Alaskan Inupik: tut- 3, 1, 2, turviatciaq 'solid ground', turvik 'wedge'
NAI Dialects: Mal tullak- 1 (gently), Qaw turvik 'foundation'
Western Canadian Inupik: tut- 3, 'to touch bottom', tr. 'to put on ground', tujvik 'place where s.th. was hit by a bullet'
Eastern Canadian Inupik: tuC- 3, ? 'to hit', tuvvik 'place where one can land'
Greenlandic Inupik: tuɣ- ([Fab.] tut- 2, 'to come to rest'
GRI Dialects: WG tuššik 'chock on which a boat is lowered into the water'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 355
