Proto-Inupik: *ivtǝʁ, *ivta-
Meaning: juice of meat or fruit
North Alaskan Inupik: ifsa, ifsaq (ʁ) also 'saliva, sap', ifsiq- 'to provide with liquid'
NAI Dialects: Nu ipsaq (ʁ)
WCI Dialects: Sig iptiʁit pl. 'old pieces of blubber in which there is no oil left', Car iptiq 'juice, sap, oil from blubber' [Schn.]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: ittiq, itta(q)- 'to be juicy, wet (ground)', ittāq 'sperm'
ECI Dialects: Lab itti 'sap'
Greenlandic Inupik: issiq (ʁ) (ivseq*)
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 120
