Eskimo etymology : Query result

Proto-Eskimo: *kiraɣ

Meaning: hot weather, summer

Russian meaning: жара, лето

Proto-Yupik: *kiraɣ

Proto-Inupik: *kiraɣ, *kirraɣ-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 174

Proto-Eskimo: *kiriʁ-(ju-)

Meaning: to have a fever, sweat

Russian meaning: знобить, пот

Proto-Yupik: *kijiʁ-(ju-)

Proto-Inupik: *kIrrIʁ-(ju-)

Comments: The root should be distinguished from *kiraɣ 'hot weather, summer'.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 174

Proto-Eskimo: *kir-nǝʁ

Meaning: dregs, sediment

Russian meaning: осадок, муть

Proto-Yupik: *kir-nǝʁ

Proto-Inupik: *kinn[ǝ]ʁ-

Comments: Confused with *kinǝʁ- 'dry', *kinʁǝ- 'humid', *kitǝ- 'to sink' in CED.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 177

Proto-Eskimo: *kiru-

Meaning: to answer

Russian meaning: отвечать

Proto-Yupik: *kiru-

Proto-Inupik: *ki(ɣ)u-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 178

Proto-Eskimo: *kiru-

Meaning: that, in (restricted)

Russian meaning: тот, внутри

Proto-Yupik: *kiru-, *kir- (*kir-um, *kir-ani, *kiru-ani)

Proto-Inupik: *kiv-na (*kip-kua, *kiv-ruma, *kiv-ani, *kivva)

Comments: The Proto-Inupik stem has a secondary development *kiu- > *kiv- due to a strong structural influence of the other demonstrative pronouns. Cf. *aru-, *tar(u)-, *paru-, *qaru-.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 464

Proto-Eskimo: *kiruʁja-

Meaning: aurora polaris

Russian meaning: северное сияние

Proto-Yupik: *kiruʁja-

Proto-Inupik: *ki(ɣ)uʁja-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 178

Proto-Eskimo: *kitǝ-

Meaning: to sink, to drown

Russian meaning: тонуть, погружаться

Proto-Yupik: *kitǝ-

Proto-Inupik: *kitǝ-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 177

Proto-Eskimo: *kitǝŋiɣ, *kitǝmiɣ

Meaning: cowberry, cranberry

Russian meaning: брусника, клюква

Proto-Yupik: *kitǝŋi-ɣ (~ -tǝm-)

Proto-Inupik: *kI'miɣ (-na-)

Comments: The development in Inupik makes the root homophonous with 'heel' *kipŋiɣ (-tŋ-?).

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 177

Proto-Eskimo: *kitŋu-

Meaning: to capsize

Russian meaning: опрокинуться

Proto-Yupik: *kitŋu-

Proto-Inupik: *kitŋu-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 177

Proto-Eskimo: *kiva-

Meaning: behind, area towards back

Russian meaning: сзади

Proto-Yupik: *kiva-

Proto-Inupik: *kiva-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 178

Proto-Eskimo: *kiv[i]-

Meaning: to sink

Russian meaning: тонуть, погружаться

Proto-Yupik: *kivǝ/i-

Proto-Inupik: *kIvi-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 178

Proto-Eskimo: *kiv(i)-

Meaning: to slip down pants

Russian meaning: снимать штаны

Proto-Yupik: *kivǝ-

Proto-Inupik: *kIvI-

Proto-Eskimo: *kucHu-

Meaning: gum, resine

Russian meaning: смола

Proto-Yupik: *kucc(u)-

Proto-Inupik: *kuccu-ʁ

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 179

Proto-Eskimo: *kucu-

Meaning: icicle

Russian meaning: сосулька

Proto-Yupik: *kucu-

Proto-Inupik: *kucu-ɣa-

Comments: A derivative from *kut-, *kucǝ- 'to drip'.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 179

Proto-Eskimo: *kucu-

Meaning: pathetic to look up, missed loved one, jealous

Russian meaning: жалобно смотрящий, тоскующий от любви, ревнивый

Proto-Yupik: *kucu-

Proto-Inupik: *kucu-

Comments: In CED it is confused with the roots 'witch', 'to shorten', 'to lower the head'.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 182

Proto-Eskimo: *kuɣim-Ra-

Meaning: to swim, wave

Russian meaning: плавать, волна

Proto-Yupik: *kuɣim-Ra-

Comments: Cf. *puɣim-ǝr(a)- 'to swim'.

Proto-Eskimo: *kuja-

Meaning: spine, vertebra

Russian meaning: позвоночник, позвонок

Proto-Yupik: *kuja-

Proto-Inupik: *kuja-

Comments: Is confused with *kujǝ- 'thigh, lower back, copulate' in CED.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 183

Proto-Eskimo: *kujǝ-

Meaning: thigh, lower back, to have sexual intercourse

Russian meaning: бедро, ягодицы, иметь половые сношения

Proto-Yupik: *kujǝ-

Proto-Inupik: *kujǝ

Comments: Is confused with *kuja- 'spine, vertebra' in CED.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 183

Proto-Eskimo: *kujku-

Meaning: fledgling, baby

Russian meaning: птенец, малыш

Proto-Yupik: *kujku-

Proto-Inupik: *kuuku-

Proto-Eskimo: *kujŋǝ

Meaning: tobacco-pipe

Russian meaning: трубка (курительная)

Proto-Yupik: *kujŋǝ

Proto-Inupik: *kuiŋi-

Comments: This stem is borrowed from PCh *kojŋъ-n 'cup' (sec. development > 'pipe for smoking'). Chaplino and Naukan forms preserve the intervocalic -o- as in Chuk.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 180