Proto-Inupik: *urriʁ-(tu-), *urra-
Meaning: to gesticulate, to wave at 1, to give directions 2, to measure 3
Russian meaning: жестикулировать, махать 1, направлять 2, измерять 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: urratuq- 2, urrāq- 3
SPI Dialects: Imaq uríʁatoq 'to read', uríʁnɨq 'reading', uráʁɨɣa 3, uráûn 'measure, example'
North Alaskan Inupik: urriqsuq- 2, urrāq- 1
Western Canadian Inupik: ujjiqtuq- 'to watch over (so that sth. is not done to excess)'
WCI Dialects: Cop ujjiqi- 1, 'to call by waving', Car? ujjiq- 'to look after', ujjiluk- 'to reveal one's destitution in the hope of receiving sth.' [Schn.]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: ujjituq- 'to watch over (to protect)' (biblical)
ECI Dialects: NBI ujjiʁi- 'to notice' [Spald.]
Greenlandic Inupik: uššiʁ- 'to try, tempt, to point at', uššiʁsuʁ- 1, uššiʁaʁ- 'to give signal to', uššiʁsūt(i)- 3, uššat 'proverb'
GRI Dialects: NWG ussiʁsaʁ- 'to measure, to weigh'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 359
