Proto-Inupik: *ụạk-na-, *ua-li-, *ua-va-
Meaning: direction 1, wind from 2, to be in the West (sun) 3
Russian meaning: направление 1, направление ветра 2, быть на закате (о солнце) 3
SPI Dialects: Imaq uwáqšutɨ 'the first dog in harness', W uwata* 'South side'
North Alaskan Inupik: uanmun adr. 1 (W) [Jen.], ualliq (ʁ) 'west (wall or room)', uali- 3, 'to grow late'
NAI Dialects: B uwan* 'right wall of the door', Nu uaknaq 2 (W)
Western Canadian Inupik: uat(i)- 1 (W)
WCI Dialects: Cor uwata* 'West side', M uwąnmun* dir. 'West side', Car uaŋnaq 2 (NW), Baker Lake ualiq 1 'West' [Schn.], Back River ualiliq- 3, uavaq-, uavali- 3 [Met.]
ECI Dialects: Tar uannaq, uanniq 2 (NW), 'wind from land', Lab uaʁnaq 2 (W) [Peck], NBI, Igl uaŋnaq 2 (NW, W), SB uaŋnaq 2 (N)
Greenlandic Inupik: ualiq 'afternoon', uali- 'to decline day', uavarpoq* 'there is a Western wind'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 359, 360
