Proto-Yupik: *apǝ-ʁ-, *apǝ-t-
Meaning: to ask, to question sbd. 1, to prompt, to suggest, to betray 2
Russian Meaning: спрашивать 1, подсказывать, предавать 2
Sirenik: apχǝ́tǝ̆qǝ̄́χtǝʁá, apǝ́χtǝ̆χtǝ̄́qǝχtǝ̄́ʁa 2, apǝ́qaɫǝ́χ 'question', //apǝɫǝqǝlmi 'for that reason' [Rub.], apǝt- 1 [Vakh.]
Chaplino: āptaqā, apnákaka* 1, āpχaqā 2, apáɫuq 'cause, reason; chorus of a song', apɨʁjuʁnakuŋa 'to became famous'
Naukan: apǝ́tāqā 'to ask question', apǝ́ʁaqā, apχútāqā 2, //apaɫuk 'lyrics' [Av.]
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: apǝʁ- 'to say, to pronounce', apqaʁ- 'to ask', apaɫut 'words of a song' pl.
Koniag (AAY): ap[ǝ]tǝ- 'to ask'
Chugach (Birket-Smith): apqaʁa 1
Central Alaskan Yupik: apǝʁ- 'to speak', apqaʁa- 'to ask about sth.', ap[ǝ]tǝ- 'to ask question, to enquire', apaɫuk 'stanza, lyric of dance song'
Nunivak (Peripheral): apẹtta* 1
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 36
