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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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to be smart
puqik-

She is smart.
Puqiksuq.
:
iŋaluaq, dl. iŋaluak, pl. iŋaluat

The small intestines are full.
lŋaluat immaukkaqtut.
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to be small
miki-

it is small
mikiruq, dl. mikiruk, pl. mikirut

The house is small.
Tupiq mikiruq.
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to be sly
pitqik-

he is sly, is foxy
pitqiksuq, dl. pitqiksuk, pl. pitqiksut
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miġaliq

Slush ice is cold.
Miġaliq alappaaŋuruq.
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to be slow
sukait-

it is slow
sukaitchuq, dl. sukaitchuk, pl. sukaitchut

The porcupine is slow when it walks.
Iḷuqutaq sukaitchuq pisrukami.
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to be sloppy
ichaŋa-

he is sloppy
ichaŋaruq, dl. ichaŋaruk, pl. ichaŋarut

He is sloppy in his work.
Ichaŋaruq savaaġmiñi.
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-wall-
qatchiraaq, dl. qatchiraak, pl. qatchiraat

The slope is higher than the ground.
Nunamiñ kiŋitluktuq qatchiraaq.
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to be slippery
quayaġnaq-, quuyaġnaq-

It is slippery.
Quayaġnaqtuq. or
Quuyaġnaqtuq.

The path is slippery.
Watch out now!
Apqun piaktuq.
Qaunagiyumuutin!
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to slip
qayuutchikak-

she has slipped and fell
qayuutchikaktuq, dl. qayuutchikaktuk, pl. qayuutchikaktut

The man slipped and fell.
Aŋun qayuutchikaktuq aasrii nallaqsraaqhuni.
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itlu, dl. itluuk, pl. itlut

The boy is using a sling.
Nukatpiaġruum atuġaa itlu.
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slide to slide, to glide down
sisu-

it is sliding
sisuruq, dl. sisuruk, pl. sisurut

The baby’s diaper is sliding down.
Paipiuram makkaŋa sisuruq.

2. to slide down, to sled
sisuraġaaq-

she is sliding
sisuraġaaqtuq, dl. sisuraġaaqtuk, pl. sisuraġaaqtut

The boy is sliding.
Nukatpialugruaq sisuraġaaqtuq.
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to slice
avguq-

he is slicing it, divides it up
avguġaa, dl. avguġaak, pl. avguġaat

Here, slice this!
Uvva, una avguġuŋ!

2. to slice something
avgui-

He slices the bread.
Avguiruq qaqqiamik.

3. slicing knife
avguun
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sleeveaiq, dl. aik or atchik, pl. ait or atchich

The sleeve is long.
Aiq takiruq.

Her sleeve is short.
Aiŋa naitchuq.
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misruligruaq

Sleet comes in early spring.
Upinġaksrami misruligruaġuuruq.
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puuksraaq, dl. puuksraak, pl. puuksraat

It is warm when you sleep in a sleeping bag.
Puuksraaq siñiqvigiruni uunaqtuq.
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sleep to sleep
siñik-

she is sleeping
siñiktuq, dl. siñiktuk, pl. siñiktut

My grandfather is sleeping.
Siñiktuq taataruaġa.

2. to fall asleep
siñiktukkaq-

she has fallen asleep
siñiktukkaqtuq, dl. siñiktukkaqtuk, pl. siñiktukkaqtut

The child has fallen asleep.
Siñiktukkaqtuq iyaalugruaq.

3. to be sleepy
siñiŋnialiq-

he is sleepy
siñiŋnialiqsuq, dl. siñiŋnialiqsuk, pl. siñiŋnialiqsut

The child is sleepy.
Siñiŋnialiqsuq iyaalugruaq.

4. to sleep on it’s back -of seal in water-
qavaq-

The seal sleeps on his back in the water.
Natchiq qavaqtuq imiġmi.
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tow sled
uniaġruich

A tow sled is used to haul freight.
Uniaġruich usriaqtuutaurut.

2. a tow sled
paamġuat

Where is my tow sled?
Paamġuatka naami?

3. a basket sled
qiḷġich
[It is spoken of in the plural sense because it is comprised of many pieces.]

Sleds are good on snow.
Qiḷġich nakuurut aputmi.

4. a small basket sled, mainly for dog mushing
qiḷġiurat

5. sled handle
kaivḷuutaq, dl. kaivḷuutak, pl. kaivḷuutat

The sled handle is on the sled.
Kiavḷuuqtaq qiḷġiñi ittuq.

6. sled bag
aquġun, dl. aquġutik, pl. aquġutit

The sled bag hangs between the handles of a sled.
Aquġun naktisrimaraqtuq akunġakni kaivḷuutak.

7. sled runner
aglu, dl. agluk, pl. aglut

The sled runner is very strong.
Aglu saŋŋiruq.
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to slap
patik-

he slaps it
patikkaa, dl. patikkaak, pl. patikkaat

He slaps the mosquito.
Patikkaa kiktuġiaq.

2. it slaps the water with its tail -beaver-
mapqatittuq, dl. mapqatittuk, pl. mapqatittut
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skylight, window
igaliq, dl. igallak, pl. igalġich

The window lets light in.
Igaliq qaummatauruq.

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