Proto-Inupik: *nạụl-ǝ̣ɣ-, *nautkia-ʁ-
Meaning: to harpoon 1, harpoon 2, to throw harpoon 3
Russian meaning: гарпунить 1, гарпун 2, бросать гарпун 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: naulik- 1, nauliaq, nauliɣzaun 2
SPI Dialects: Imaq náûlɨwáqtoq 1, W nauʎʎiɣȯn* 2, KI nauʎʎittoq* 1
North Alaskan Inupik: naulɨk- 1, nauliɣaq dim. 2, naullaq 'object harpooned'
NAI Dialects: B naulaq*, nauʎʎiɣaq* 2, Ingl nauliɣaq* 2, Qaw nauliɣaq 2, PH naulɣun 2, ? nautkiaq- 'to jump down'
Western Canadian Inupik: naulik- 1, nauliɣaq 2
WCI Dialects: Cor naulaq* 2, M naulaq* 2, nauʎʎiɣa* 1, Car naukkiaq- 3
Eastern Canadian Inupik: naulik- 1, naukkia(q)- 3
ECI Dialects: Lab naulik 'penis' [Bourq.]
Greenlandic Inupik: nāliɣ- 1, nāliɣaq (nauligaq*) 2, nākkiaʁ- 3
GRI Dialects: EG nālivāt dim. 2, nālivaʁtaq 'arrow', Up nāliŋaq 2, NG naukkiaq- 3
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 219
