Proto-Yupik: *ciɣǝ-(m-), *ciɣlǝ-
Meaning: to crush 1, small piece of driftwood 2
Russian Meaning: крошить, дробить 1, щепки дерева на воде 2
Sirenik: siɣnǝ́χ 'leavings'
Chaplino: siɣíqaqā 1, cf. //sīmʁu 'small stick used for kindling'
Naukan: sḗmaquq 'crushed', //sēmuq 2 [Enm.]
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: camʁu(q) 2, cī- 'to get smashed or squashed'
Chugach (AAY): KP cīlǝ- 'to cracle, to rustle'
Koniag (AAY): cīlǝ- 'to cracle, to rustle'
Central Alaskan Yupik: ciamǝ- 'to crumble, to crush', ciamʁuq 2, cī- 'to get smashed, chapped, squashed (sth. soft with hard outside)', cīlǝχtǝ- 'crisp, crackly'
Norton Sound (Peripheral): ciamʁuq 2
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 74, 75
