Proto-Inupik: *naŋ-ǝt-
Meaning: to become sick, to suffer 1, to finish off (wounded animal) 2, to force, to strain 3
Russian meaning: заболеть, страдать 1, прикончить, добить (зверя) 2, принуждать, насиловать 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: naŋit- 1
North Alaskan Inupik: naŋɨt-, ~ naɣliksāq- 1, naɣrutaq 'cause of suffering', naɣruq- 2, naŋnɨq- 3
NAI Dialects: PH naŋɨt- desid., naksi- 2, naŋnɨq- 'to beat badly'
Western Canadian Inupik: naŋit- 1
Eastern Canadian Inupik: nattit- caus. 1, 2, 'to kill'
ECI Dialects: Iti naŋniaq 'suffering, sickness'
Greenlandic Inupik: naŋit-, naŋiɣ- (nangik-*) (naŋī- half-tr., naŋinniaʁ- desid.) 1, 2 [Fab.], naŋima- 'to become worse (sick person)', naŋitit- 'unlucky', natsit- (nagtit-*) 'to blow stronger (wind)'
GRI Dialects: SWG naŋī- half-tr., naŋiŋiaʁ-, nanniaʁ- desid. 1, 2, nanniɣ- (nangnig-*) 1
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 214
