Proto-Inupik: *ạŋų-nt (-callu-)
Meaning: man 1, father 2, stepfather 3, husband 4, male animal 5
Russian meaning: мужчина 1, отец 2, отчим 3, муж 4, самец 5
Seward Peninsula Inupik: aŋun 1, 2, aŋitiɣraq 3, aŋusaluq 5, aŋutnuniq 'brother of woman'
SPI Dialects: Imaq aŋútaɣātɨ 'cousine (by father)', W aŋun* (utik, utit) 'old man', aŋota* 3sg. 2
North Alaskan Inupik: aŋun 1, aŋutāt 3pl. 4, aŋusalluq 5, aŋunnunɨq (ʁ) 4, 'male maternal parallel cousin'
NAI Dialects: B, Ingl aŋun* 'old man', B aŋota* 3sg. 2, Nu aŋutnunɨq (ʁ) 4, 'male maternal parallel cousin'
Western Canadian Inupik: aŋun, aŋut 1, 2, aŋutiksaq 3, aŋusalluk 5
WCI Dialects: Cor, M aŋun* 'old man', aŋota* 3sg. 2, Cop aŋutixxaq 3, Car aŋutixxaq 'male partner in extra-marital sexual acts' [Schn.], Car, Net aŋuʔnuniq 4 (temporary) [B.-S.], Car Baker Lake aŋuhalluk 'almost adult male caribou' [Dor.]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: aŋuti 1, 4, 5, aŋusalluk 5
ECI Dialects: Igl aŋunnuniq 4 (temporary) [B.-S.]
Greenlandic Inupik: aŋut (angut*) 1, anguta* 3sg. 2, aŋutiššaq 3, aŋusaɫɫuk 'male fish', aŋunnuniq (ʁ) 'adulterer'
GRI Dialects: NG aŋunnuniq (ʁ) 4, 'lover' [Holt.]
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 35
