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flint, shert, firestone
akmaaq, dl. akmaak, pl. akmaat
or
ikniñ, dl. iknisik, pl. iknisit

Flint is used for arrow heads.
Akmaaq qaġrupiani sikuuraqtuq.

2. he starts a fire with flint
ikniruq, dl. ikniruk, pl. iknirut

He started a fire with his flint.
Ikniruq iknitmiñik.

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to float
pupta-

it is floating
puptaruq, dl. puptaruk, pl. puptarut

The wood is floating on the water.
Qiruk puptaruq imiġmi.

2. floating moss, melted permafrost
puptaaq, dl. puptaak, pl. puptaat

The floating moss is not a place to walk, it is dangerous.
Puptaaq pisrugviksraunġitchuq, iqsiñaqtuq.
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to flood
ulit-

it is flooding, there is a flood
ulittuq

It has flooded from the rain.
Siḷalukhuni ulittuq.

The river is flooded.
Kuuk ulittuq.

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floor -lake bottom, valley floor-
natiq, dl. nattak, pl. natqich

I wash the floor all the time.
Natiq iġġuġaġigiga ataramik.

2. to put flooring
natchitchiq-

he puts flooring on it
natchitchiġaa, dl. natchitchiġaak, pl. natchitchiġaat

My father is putting flooring in our new house.
Taataa natchitchiġaa tupitchiaksrautvut.

:
nataaġnaq, dl. nataaġnak, pl. nataaġnat

The flounder lives in the ocean.
Nataaġnaq iñuuniaqtuq taġiumi.

:
mukkaaq, dl. mukkaak, pl. mukkaat

Flour is used to make breads, hotcakes, and biscuits.
Mukkaaq atuġaqtuq qaqquliuqtuni.

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to flow -of current-
saġvaq-

it is flowing
saġvaqtuq, dl. saġvaqtuk, pl. saġvaqtut

The river is flowing downriver.
Saġvaqtuq kuuk unuŋatmun.

2. to flow swiftly
saġvaġik-

it flows swiftly -when water current is swift-
saġvaġiksuq, dl. saġvaġiksuk, pl. saġvaġiksut

The descending stream flows swiftly.
Saġvaġriksuq kuuġuq atmuŋaruaq.

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fluke, hind flipper of a whale
avatraq, dl. avatraak, pl. avatraich

The fluke is a part of the beluga.
Avatraq iḷaviñiġigaa sisuam.

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to become flushed
kavviġḷuktit-

His face has become flushed.
Kavviġḷuktittuq.

After playing out, his face became flushed.
Aniiqqaaqhuni kavviġḷuktittuq.
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to flutter, of a young bird, butterfly, etc.
tiŋmiraqatauraq-

it is fluttering
tiŋmiraqatauraqtuq

The butterfly is fluttering about.
Qalukisaq tiŋmiraqatauraqtuq.

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fly, blow fly
nuviuvak, dl. nuviuvaak, pl. nuviuvaich

The color of the fly is black.
Nuviuvak qiġñiqtaaŋuruq.

2. dung fly
anaqsiuġayuk, dl. anaqsiuġayuuk, pl. anaqsiuġayuich

The dung fly is smaller than the bumble bee.
Anaqsiuġayuk mikitluktuq igutchaġmiñ.

3. caribou bot fly
milluyuuq

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to fly
tiŋmi-

It is flying
tiŋmiruq, dl. tiŋmiruk, pl. tiŋmirut

The airplane is flying.
Tiŋmisuun tiŋmiruq.

2. to fly away, to take off
tiŋi-

it has flown away or it is taking off
tiŋiruq, dl. tiŋiruk, pl. tiŋirut

The goose has flown away.
Tiŋmiaq tirjiruq.

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taktuk

to be foggy
taktuk-

it is foggy
taktuktuq

The weather is foggy, there is no visibility.
Taktuktuq siḷa, qiñiġnaitchuq.

2. to become foggy
taktuktit-

It has become foggy.
Taktuktittuq.

3. to still be foggy
taktugugaaq-

The weather is still foggy.
Siḷa taktugugaaqtuq.
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to follow
malik-

he followed
maliktuq, dl. maliktuk, pl. maliktut

The dog followed along.
Qipmiq maliktuq.

she follows him, she accompanies him
malikkaa, dl. malikkaak, pl. malikkaat

He follows his dad.
Taatani malikkaa.

2. she follows a trail or pattern, follows him, tracks him, imitates him
tuvraġaa

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meat, food
niqi, dl. niqik, pl. niqit

There is a lot of food on the table.
Niqi iñugiaktuq niġiñiaġviŋmi.

2. food cooked rare
uupasułaaq, uupasulaaq or uupałaaqtaq

Rare caribou meat is delicious.
Uupasułaaq tuttum niqaa niġiruni nakuuruq.

3. to store food
niqausri-

Food is stored in summer.
Niqausriñaqtuq auraġmi.

The mouse is storing food.
Aviññaq niqausriruq.

:
kinnaq, dl. kinnaak, pl. kinnaich

The fool is in the village.
Kinnaq nunaaqqimi ittuq.

:
to be foolish
kinnaŋaaq-, kinnau-

he is foolish, unwise
kinnaŋaaqtuq or kinnauruq

The man is foolish.
Aŋun kinnauruq.
:
akuaq, dl. akuak, pl. akuat

The foothill is located below the mountain.
Akuaq iñġim ataani ittuq.

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forehead
qauq, dl. qauk, pl. qaut

She has a large forehead.
Qauqpaqaqtuq.

:
tikiġaq, dl. tikiqqak, pl. tikiqqat

The forest has lots of trees.
Tikiġaq napaaqtuaġiksuq.


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