Proto-Inupik: *aʁvï- (*ạqvï-)
Meaning: to cross over 1, to go from place to place 2, six 3
Russian meaning: переходить, переваливать 1, ходить из одного места в другое 2, шесть 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: aʁvi(q)taq- 2 ('to go in and out, to pace back and forth'), aʁvinilik 3
SPI Dialects: Imaq aʁvítoq, aʁvēqtoq 1, aʁvíŋilit pl. 3, W aqwẹtaqtoq* 2, KI aqvetoq*, aqvẹqtoq* 2
NAI Dialects: PH aʁviqtaq- 'to pace back and forth'
Western Canadian Inupik: aʁvinilik 3
WCI Dialects: Cop aʁviq- 'to go on visit' [Ras.], Sig aʁviq- 'to go over a portage' [Met.], Net qulit aʁviŋmat 'eleven' [Dor.], Cor aqvẹqtaqtẹʁĺuaq* 'the seal that wonders from one hole to another'
Eastern Canadian Inupik: aʁvitaqtuq 'a child who goes here and there'
ECI Dialects: Lab affitak- 2, [Peck] aʁvaŋat 3, aʁviqtaŋat 'sixteen', NBI, SB aʁvinilik 3, Aiv aʁviniqtuq 3 [Dor.]
Greenlandic Inupik: arferpoq* 2, aʁfiniɫɫit pl. 3, aʁviʁsaniɫɫit pl. 'sixteen'
GRI Dialects: NG aʁviq- 'to go visiting', aʁviniɣlit pl. 3
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 46
