Proto-Inupik: *innǝ-ʁ-, *innǝ-t-
Meaning: to become populated, to acquire a companion 1, to visit 2, to come upon s.o. 3
Russian meaning: заселиться, подружиться 1, навещать, посещать 2, натолкнуться неожиданно на кого-либо 3
North Alaskan Inupik: ińńɨq- 1, ińńiqɨ- 2 (from house to house), ińńiaqattāq- 2 (people), ińńit- 3 (unexpectedly), 'to reach habitation'
Eastern Canadian Inupik: inni(t)- 3 (wounded or from afar), innia(C)- 2 (on the way)
Greenlandic Inupik: inniʁi- 'to long for human beings', innit- 'to come to a house, to get refuge', inniaʁ- 2 (settlements about priest)
GRI Dialects: NG innihammavik 'residence'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 137, 138
