Proto-Inupik: *palu-, *pallu-ʁ-
Meaning: to lie (on stomach, on face) 1, to assume a prone position 2, to fall down 3
Russian meaning: лежать (на животе, лицом вниз) 1, ничком 2, падать 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: palluq- 2
SPI Dialects: Imaq palóʁɨɣa tr. 1, palúɫqatoq 'to bend down'
North Alaskan Inupik: palluq- 2
WCI Dialects: Cop palu- 1 (on face), pallukaq- 3 (on face) [Lowe], pālluq- 1 (on stomach) [Met.], Net palluq- 3 (flat on face) [Dor.]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: palu-, pallu(q)- 'to lower face to ground', palluŋa- 'to be on all fours, on stomach'
ECI Dialects: Lab pallu(q)- 1 (on stomach) [Peck], Iti pallu(q)- 3
Greenlandic Inupik: palu-, paɫɫuʁ- (paɫɫuŋa- dur.) 1 (on stomach), paɫɫuŋa- 'to lean forward towards sth.'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 248
