Proto-Inupik: *ạrɣų- (~ *alɣu-)
Meaning: to go against wind 1, to doubt 2
Russian meaning: идти против ветра 1, сомневаться 2
Seward Peninsula Inupik: aɣruq- 'to travel eastward', aɣruq 'NE side'
SPI Dialects: Imaq aɣróqtoq 'to swim against current', áɣroq 'North', aɣróratóq 2, W aʁɣuaq* 'windward side'
North Alaskan Inupik: arɣuq- 1, arɣu(q) 'line of wind direction', arɣuaŋa- 'undaunted'
NAI Dialects: B aʁɣoaq* 'windward side', Qaw arɣuq- 1, arɣuaɣi- 2, arɣuaŋa- 'to be stubborn'
WCI Dialects: Sig ajɣuq- 1, ajɣuaŋa- 'proud', Cop alɣu 'headwind', alɣuaŋa- 'proud', Net arɣu 'windward', aɫɣuani 'upstream' [Dor.]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: aɣɣuq- 1, aɣɣu 'windward'
Greenlandic Inupik: aššuʁ- 1, aššuq (agssoq*) 'windward side', aššuʁtuʁ- 'to contradict, to quarrel with', aššuaʁi- 'to reprove, to have sth. against (s.o.)'
GRI Dialects: EG attu(a) 'windward'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 5
