Yupik etymology : Query result

Proto-Yupik: *una- + neg.

Meaning: soft, weak 1, to get weak, to become weak 2

Russian Meaning: мягкий, слабый 1, слабеть, ослабевать 2

Sirenik: unáʁǝlŋúχ (unáʁǝtáɫǝʁǝ́χ dim., unáʁunáʁǝn, ūnaʁī́ɫǝmi adv.) 1, unáʁǝcícǝqǝ̄́χtǝχ 2

Chaplino: unīstāχaq (t) 1, 'flexible, marshy', uníʁaquq (uní-lǝq dvn.) 2, 'to lose muscle control, to become numb', unīχtaquq 2

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unaiʁ- 1, unaitǝ- 2, unaiqsi- 'to get limp'

Central Alaskan Yupik: unaiʁ- 'to lose coordination, to become numb, to be spastic'

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 371

Proto-Yupik: *u-na (-kurǝ, -rumǝ-, *u-ani, *m-ani), *u-a

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: this near speaker 1, here it is 2, now, right now, promptly 2

Russian Meaning: этот рядом 1, здесь, вот 2, сейчас, именно теперь, сразу 3

Sirenik: ú-na (mǝ́ni loc., wáɣan abl.) 1, (x)wá predic. 2, 3

Chaplino: u-ná (u-kut pl., ūm rel., xwaní loc., xwakǝ́n abl., xwaɣún all.) 1, xwá predic. 2, 3

Naukan: ú-na (ú-kut, wáni loc., hwákǝn abl.) 1, wa predic. 2

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: u-na (u-kut pl., ūm rel., w_ani loc.) 1, w_ani-w_a predic. 2

Chugach (AAY): w_a predic. 2

Koniag (AAY): w_a-i predic. 2

Chugach (Birket-Smith): u-na (u-kut pl., ūm rel., w_ani loc.) 1, ~ sva 'owner'

Chevak (Peripheral): wani loc. 1

Nunivak (Peripheral): kʷani loc. 1

Norton Sound (Peripheral): wani loc. 1

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 480

Proto-Yupik: *una- (-nt, -kǝ-, -ŋǝ-)

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: to handle 1, to rob, to devastate 2, to obtain, to catch 3

Russian Meaning: взять руками 1, отбирать, разорять 2, добывать 3

Sirenik: unájǝχtǝ́qǝχtǝ̄́ʁá 2, unǝ́ŋiχta 'catcher, hunter', unǝ́kǝmǝ̄raχ past. 'to kill'

Chaplino: unákaqā (unákǝ-ɫǝq dvn.), unáŋaqā 3, unáŋkaq (t) 'catch, game'

Naukan: cf. uníŋalīsaq 'wild, rabid'

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: una- 1, unakǝ- 'to be able to lift or handle', unaŋǝ- 3

Central Alaskan Yupik: una- 'to work on by hand tool', unan 'hand, seal flipper', unaŋiɣ- 'to be dexterous (esp. at picking berries)', unakǝ- 'to get', unaŋǝ- 3

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 371

Proto-Yupik: *unaʁǝ-ci-

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: tree (lying, cut) 1, wood, balk 2

Russian Meaning: дерево (лежащее, срубленное) 1, бревно, доска 2

Chaplino: unāχsiq (t) 1, 2

Naukan: unáχsiq, //unaχsēq [Av.] 2

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unāʁsāk/q 'splinter'

Central Alaskan Yupik: unaχciaq, munaχciaq 'straight-grained piece of wood useful for making things'

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 371

Proto-Yupik: *unata-

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: a k. of bean, pea 1, to pluck unataq 2, to pluck berries 3

Russian Meaning: бобовое растение 1, собирать унатак 2, собирать ягоды 3

Sirenik: //unataʁ- 3 [Orr] < Chap?

Chaplino: unátaq (t) 1 'копеечник', unátaʁáquq 2

Naukan: unátaq 'hedisarum obscuram' (sweet edible root)

Koniag (AAY): AP unataʁ- 3

Central Alaskan Yupik: unataʁ- 3

Norton Sound (Peripheral): nunataʁ- 3

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 372

Proto-Yupik: *unǝ(ɣ)-

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: that, far away on the shore,down the sea, on the horizon 1, down below 2, downriver, towards exit 3

Russian Meaning: тот, далеко у берега, в море, на горизонте 1, далеко внизу 2, вниз по реке, к выходу 3

Sirenik: unǝɣ-na (kǝra) 1, unɣámu 2

Chaplino: unǝ́ɣ-na (unǝ́x-kut pl., unɣ-um rel, unɣáni loc., unɣá predic.) 1

Naukan: unǝ́ɣ-na (unǝx-kut pl.) 1, unáni 1

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: un-na (un-kut pl., unnum rel., un-ani loc.) 2, unǝɣ-na (unǝx-kut pl., unɣ-um rel., unɣ-ani loc., unɣa-i predic.) 3

Chugach (AAY): una predic. 2

Koniag (AAY): unai predic. 2

Chugach (Birket-Smith): unāne loc. 1, 'down the sea'

Central Alaskan Yupik: un-na (un-kut pl., unnum rel., un-ani loc., un-ai predic.) 2, unǝɣ-na (unǝx-kut pl., unɣ-um re., unɣ-ā̆ni loc., unɣā̆-i predic.)

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 479, 478

Proto-Yupik: *unǝɣtǝ-

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: to remain, to stay behind

Russian Meaning: оставаться

Sirenik: unǝ́tǝqǝχtǝ́χ, //unǝxtǝ- [Vakh.]

Chaplino: unǝ́xtaquq

Naukan: unǝ́xtāquq (because of some reason)

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unǝxtǝ-

Central Alaskan Yupik: unǝxtǝ-

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 372

Proto-Yupik: *unǝʁ

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: armpit 1, bosom 2, to take underarms 3

Russian Meaning: подмышка 1, пазуха 2

Chaplino: ūnʁǝk du. (t) 1, unǝ́ʁmiɣáquq 3, ūnʁun (tǝt) 'amulet worn on body under clothing'

Naukan: unǝ́ʁrǝʁáq 1, 2

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unǝq 1

Central Alaskan Yupik: unǝq (ʁ) 1

Nunivak (Peripheral): uniχ* 1

PAME: Cf. *inǝɣ, inaГ- 'groin, armpit, bosom' (511).

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 372

Proto-Yupik: *uni(ɣ)ǝʁ, *unik-paʁ-

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: to tell, to narrate 1, story, tale 2, news 3

Russian Meaning: говорить, сообщать, рассказывать 1 предание, рассказ 2, новость, известие 3

Sirenik: uníʁcaχtǝ́qǝχtǝ́χ 1, [//uŋǝpǝʁ- 1 [Vakh] < Chap], uníχ 3, uníʁcaχ 2

Chaplino: uŋípātaquq 1, uŋipaʁān (tǝt) 2, uŋīpaq (t) 3

Naukan: uníkpaʁáquq 1, uníkpaq 2, 3, uníkpaʁáq 2

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unixkuaq 2

Norton Sound (Peripheral): unifkaʁaq 2

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 373

Proto-Yupik: *uniH- (-tǝ-), *uniHuʁ-tǝ-

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: to leave behind 1, to forget 2, to miss the mark 3

Russian Meaning: покидать 1, забывать 2, потерять след, ориентир 3

Sirenik: unátǝʁá tr., unáticǝ̄́qǝχtǝ́χ (half-tr.) 1

Chaplino: unítaqā 1

Naukan: unítāqā 1, 2, uníûʁajōquq 'to miss a target'

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unitǝ- 1, uniuχtǝ- 3, 'to overlook'

Central Alaskan Yupik: uni- 'to dissolve, to disappear', unitǝ- 1, uniuχtǝ- 3

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 372

Proto-Yupik: *unuɣ (-a)

Eskimo etymology: Eskimo etymology

Meaning: night 1, morning 2, tomorrow 3

Russian Meaning: ночь 1, утро 2, завтра 3

Sirenik: únux 1, unǝ́ʁaqu 3

Chaplino: unúk (ɣǝt) 1, 'last night', unáq (t), unāq* 2, unáqumun 3 (morning)

Naukan: únuk 1, unō 2, unókuja 3, unōku 'at the onset of night'

Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: unuk 1, unuaq 2, unuaqu 3, unuakaʔaʁmi 'early this morning'

Chugach (Birket-Smith): unuk 1, unnu̮ạq 2

Central Alaskan Yupik: unuk 1, 'last night', unuaq 2 (this morning), unuaqu 3, unuaku 'tomorrow morning', unuakuaʁ 'early in the morning'

Nunivak (Peripheral): unux* 1, unnuaq* 2

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 373

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