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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 recover from sickness, to feel in a better condition, to be in working condition
nakuqsi-

he has recovered, it has gotten better
nakuqsiruq, dl. nakuqsiruk, pl. nakuqsirut

My mother has recovered from her headache.
Aanaga nakuqsiruq niaqunŋułiġmiñiñ.

2. to recover from illness; to fix
iłuaqsi-

she has recovered
iłuaqsiruq, dl. iłuaqsiruk, pl. iłuaqsirut

He has recovered from his sickness.
Iłuaqsiruq sakniułiġmiñiñ.
:
the color red, a red thing
kaviqsaaq, dl. kaviqsaak, pl. kaviqsaat

I found a red box.
Paqitkiga kaviqsaaq suluun.

to be of a red color
kaviqsaaŋu-

It is red.
Kaviqsaaŋuruq.

2. to be red
kaviq-

it is red
kaviqsuq

Your face is red.
Kigiññan kaviqsuq.
:
common redpoll
saksakiq, dl. saksakik, pl. saksakich

The common redpoll is small and has a red head.
Saksakiq mikiruq, kaviqsaaligauraq niaquġmigun.
:
to regret
saiñġisuk-

she is regretful
saiñġisuktuq, dl. saiñġisuktuk, pl. saiñġisuktut

he regrets it, regrets the loss of
saiñġigigaa, dl. saiñġigigaak, pl. saiñġigigaat

He regrets doing badly.
Saiñġigigaa sułłułłi.

2. to reproach one, to regret
nunuuraq-, nunuuraqataq-

he is remorseful, regrets, reproaches himself
nunuuraqtuq or nunuuraqataqtuq

He regrets that he went.
Nunuuraqtuq supman aullaqtilaaġmiñik.

She reproaches another, she is talking him as if to make him regret his previous action or speech
nunuuraqataġaa

He reproaches her for doing that.
Nunuuraqataġaa taatnałhagun.
:
reindeerqunŋiq, dl. qunŋik, pl. qunŋich

A reindeer looks almost like a caribou.
Qunŋiq tuttutun qiññaqaqqayaqtuq.
:
to reject something
ayai-

he has rejected something
ayairuq, dl. ayairuk, pl. ayairut

He has rejected his gift.
Aatchuusriaġmiñik ayairuq.

2. to reject
ayak-

he has rejected it
ayakkaa, dl. ayakkaak, pl. ayakkaat

He has rejected the drink.
Taaŋŋaq ayakkaa.
:
a relative by blood, marriage or name, a companion, a friend or partner
iḷa, dl. iḷak, pl. iḷat

That relative of mine is cute.
Iḷaga taamna anaŋŋaaŋuruq.

My relatives are many.
Iḷatka iñugiaktut.

2. to be related
iḷagi-

He is related to her.
Iḷagigaa.

3. relatives
dl. iḷagiik, pl. iḷagiich

The relatives have gathered together.
Iḷagiich katirut.
:
to rely on or to trust a person; to lean; to be relaxed
tunŋa-

he is relying on someone, he is relaxing
tunŋaruq, dl. tunŋaruk, pl. tunŋarut

She is relying on the person who is watching her.
Qaunaksrimiñun tunŋaruq.

It is leaning on the box.
Suluutmun tunŋaruq.
:
to remember something or someone -continuously-
itqaksri-

he remembers -continuously-
itqaksriruq, dl. itqaksriruk, pl. itqaksrirut

They remember their younger sibling.
Itqaksrirut nukatchiaġmiknik.

2. to remember -continously-
itqagi-

she remembers it
itqagigaa, dl. itqagigaak, pl. itqagigaat

He remembers her birthday.
Itqagigaa annivia.

3. the act of recalling, to remember
itqaq-

she remembered
itqaqtuq, dl. itqaqtuk, pl. itqaqtut

He remembered to pray.
Itqaqtuq aŋaayyułiksraġmiñik.

She remembered what she had forgotten.
Itqaġaa taimña puuyukkani.
:
to remove
piig-

it removed itself, it has disappeared
piiqsuq

It disappeared from there.
Piiqsuq tamaakna.

he has removed it
piiġaa, dl. piiġaak, pl. piiġaat

He removed a sliver from his hand.
Piiġaa qauqutani argaŋmiñiñ. or
Qauqutaiġaa argani.
:
to rescue, to save, to help
anniqsui-

he rescued -others-
anniqsuiruq, dl. anniqsuiruk, pl. anniqsuirut

My father rescued a person who fell in the water.
Taataga anniqsuiruq nakkaqtuamik iñuŋmik.
:
resin drop -of spruce trees used as chewing gum-
puvliġniq, dl. puvliġnik, pl. puvliġniġich

It is good to chew a resin drop.
Puvliġniq kutchuqtuqtuni nakuuruq.
:
iłuaġitchiułiq

She is respectful of others.
Iłuaġitchiułiq ittuq ilaani.

2. respect
kamaksriugałiq

Respect for elders is a must today.
Kamaksriugałiq utuqqanaanik inuqnaqsiruq uvluvak.
:
to respond, answer, reply
kiu-, kiusri-

he is responding
kiusriruq, dl. kiusriruk, pl. kiusrirut

she responded to him
kiugaa, dl. kiugaak, pl. kiugaat

I responded with a smile.
Kiugiga iglaŋapluŋa.

2. she is responding negatively by wrinkling her nose
iqsuktuq, dl. iqsuktuk, pl. iqsuktut

He had asked her -for it- but she wrinkled her nose -responding negatively-. Apiqsrukkaŋa iqsuktuq.
:
to rest
iñiqtuiqsiq-

she is resting
iñiqtuiqsiqsuq, dl. iñiqtuiqsiqsuk, pl. iñiqtuiqsiqsut

He rested for one hour.
Iñiqtuiqsiqsuq sassaġniġmi.

2. to rest -lying down-
nalauraaq-

she is lying down
nalauraaqtuq, dl. nalauraaqtuk, pl. nalauraaqtut

My father is resting because he is tired.
Taataga nalauraaqtuq iñiqtuqhuni.

3. to lay over, to rest between periods of travel or other activity, to rest for a day, to spend the day
uvli-

she spent a day
uvliruq, dl. uvliruk, pl. uvlirut

She spent a day at our place.
Uvliruq iniptitni.
:
to return
utiq-

he has returned; she has come back
utiqtuq

He has returned from Kotzebue.
Utiqtuq Qikiqtaġruŋmiñ.

2. to allow to return; to return something
utiqtit-

he returned it
utiqtitkaa, dl. [obj.] utiqtitkik, pl. [obj.] utiqtitkai

She has returned the pair of pants.
Utiqtitkik kamikłuuk.

3. to return in exchange; to return something borrowed
simmiḷiq-

She has returned something borrowed.
Simmiḷiġaa.

He has returned the money to the store.
Simmiḷiġaa manik tauqsiġñiaġviŋmun.
:
to have a reunion, to be very glad to see one another after being gone for a long time
takupqaŋa-

she is having a happy visit, reunion
takupqaŋaruq, dl. takupqaŋaruk, pl. takupqaŋarut

The two girls were glad to see each other after not having seen each other for a long time.
Aġnaurak takupqaŋaruk.

she was happy to see him; she was having a pleasant visit with her
takupqaŋagaa, dl. takupqaŋagaak, pl. takupqaŋagaat

She is happily reunited with her mother.
Aanani takupqaŋagaa.
:
to be reunited
katitqik-

they have been reunited
dl. katitqiksuk, pl. katitqiksut

The relatives were reunited.
Iḷagiich katitqiksut.
:
to reveal, appear
sagviq-

he has revealed, she has appeared
sagviqsuq, dl. sagviqsuk, pl. sagviqsut

The moon has appeared from behind the cloud.
Sagviqsuq tatqiq nuviyamiñ.

He revealed her secret.
Sagviġaa uqautiginġisani.
:
to become revitalized
saummak-

it [as engine] is revitalized, works better, works more diligently
saummaktuq, dl. saummaktuk, pl. saummaktut

The wind has gotten stronger.
Anuġi saummaktuq.

The worker is now working more diligently after getting a raise.
Savakti saummaktuq akitchuqtaaqmatni.

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