Proto-Inupik: *tutǝ-, *tutm-aʁ-
Meaning: to step on 1, to tread on 2
Russian meaning: наступать 1, топтать 2
Seward Peninsula Inupik: tuti- 1, tupmaq- 1
SPI Dialects: Imaq tu'māʁɨɣa 2, tú'meq 'stairs'
North Alaskan Inupik: tutɨ- 2, 1, tunmaq-, tuŋmaq- 2 (repeatedly), tutiʁɨq 'stoop, step outside house door'
NAI Dialects: PH tummaq-, Nu tutmaq- 2 (repeatedly)
WCI Dialects: Sig tunmaq- 1 [Lowe]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: tuti- 1, tutiʁiaq 'inner boots of caribou skin with fur outside'
Greenlandic Inupik: tuti- 2, tummaʁ- (tungmar-*) 'to stand', 2, tutiʁ(i)aq 'wooly sole for hunting on ice'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 355
