The Kobuk Junior Dictionary is from the 1979 Alaska Native Language Center Publication, available for purchase for $30 the ANLC website.
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hurt:atniġñaq- he is hurting, she is sick with pain atniġñaqtuq, dl. atniġñaqtuk, pl. atniġñaqtut The person is sick. Iñuk atniġñaqtuq. 2. to hurt atniq- he is hurt atniqsuq, dl. atniqsuk, pl. atniqsut she hurt him atniġaa, dl. atniġaak, pl. atniġaat 3. to get hurt atniqsit- I got hurt at work. Atniqsittuŋa savakama. |
husband:husband or wife, spouse iḷaqan, dl. iḷaqatik, pl. iḷaqatit My husband left on the airplane. Iḷaqatiga aullaqtuq tiŋmisuutikun. 2. my husband uiga I love my husband. Piqpagigiga uiga. her husband uiŋa Her husband is okay. Uiŋa nakuuruq. |
hush:ataa! Hush, there are caribou across there! Ataa, tuttut agga! |