Proto-Yupik: *ukǝʁ-, *ukʁǝ-
Meaning: that coming here, approaching to speaker 1, lee side (in the lee of a house) 2, closest neighbour 3
Russian Meaning: тот, приближающийся к говорящему 1, место рядом с жильем 2, ближайший сосед 3
Sirenik: uk-na (ukǝx-kǝra pl., ukani loc.) 1, ukácǝχ 3, ūkǝncíχ 'nearest'
Chaplino: ūk-na (ukǝx-kut pl., uk-um rel., uk-áni loc.) 1, ukáliq (t) 3, uqǝ́q (χǝt) 2, ūqχani 'near'
Naukan: úk-na (ukǝ́x-kut pl., uká-ni pl.) 1, úkǝq 2 (place near the house closed from the wind), ukáliq 'near', 3
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: uk-na (ukǝx-kut pl., ukkum rel., uk-ani loc.), uqǝq 2
Chugach (Birket-Smith): uk-na (ukǝx-kut pl., ukkum rel., uk-ani loc.), uqǝq* 2, ukaqsiɣ- 'to be near', ukatǝ- 'this side'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 477, 363
