Proto-Inupik: *nąvǝ̣ɣ-, *navɣu-
Meaning: to break, to fracture
Russian meaning: ломать
Seward Peninsula Inupik: nawik-
SPI Dialects: W, KI navitka*
North Alaskan Inupik: navɨk-, navɣuq- mult. 'to break into pieces'
NAI Dialects: B nąvikka*, Ingl navitka*, Qaw navɣuq- mult. 'to break into pieces'
Western Canadian Inupik: navik-, navɣuq- mult. 'to break into pieces', navɣut 'crack in ice'
WCI Dialects: Cor nąvittoq*
Eastern Canadian Inupik: naɣɣi- 'to break a leg'
Greenlandic Inupik: navigpâ*, naxxut 'lump of broken-off sea ice, biscuit'
GRI Dialects: NG naɣɣuq- mult. 'to break into pieces', naɣɣut 'frozen over crack in ice' [Holt.]
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 221
