Proto-Inupik: *panǝʁ-, *panna-ʁ-
Meaning: to dry out 1, to lose weight, to become skinny 2, to be very dry 3
Russian meaning: высыхать 1, тощать, терять вес 2, быть очень, совершенно сухим 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: paniq- 1, pannaq- 3
SPI Dialects: Imaq panɨ́qtoq 'dried meat'
North Alaskan Inupik: paniq- 1, 2, 'to starve', pannaqɫuq- magn. 1, pannaq (ʁ) 'skinny person or animal'
NAI Dialects: Qaw pannaʁuq- 1, 2
Western Canadian Inupik: paniq- 1, 2, 'to waste away'
WCI Dialects: Sig pannaq, pannaluk 'thin person'
Eastern Canadian Inupik: paniq- 1, paʁŋi(C)- 'to dry by fire, sun or wind', pannaq 'very dry wood'
Greenlandic Inupik: paniʁ- 1, 'to look like one doesn't have anything', paʁni- 'to be dried up in air (skin)', pannaʁiɣ- magn. 3
GRI Dialects: EG pannaʁaŋŋit- magn. 3, Up panniqaŋŋit- magn. 3
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 249
