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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jump:misik- he jumped misiksuq, dl. misiksuk, pl. misiksut He jumped from the bank. Qipaluamiñ misiksuq. 2. to jump across, to leap nutik- he leaped nutiktuq, dl. nutiktuk, pl. nutiktut He jumped across there. Nutiktuq taichuŋa. 3. to repeatedly jump across; to repeatedly leap across, to jump up and down nuttagaq- He is leaping across to the other side. Nuttagaqtuq taaganiaŋanun. She is jumping up and down on the bed. Siñigviŋñi nuttagaqtuq. |
June:Iġñivik I got married to him in June. Iġñiviŋmi ilaanun iḷiruŋa. |
just:-qqammiq-, qqamiq- [v-v] He just came. Aggiqqammiqsuq. He just left. Auliaqqammiqsuq. I just got up. Makitqammiqsuŋa. They just got done eating. Niġiqqammiqsut. |