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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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valley, pass
qattaġniq, dl. qattaġnaak, pl. qattaġniġich

We two have passed the valley.
Qattaġniq qaaŋiġikpuk.
:
siŋutluluuq, dl. siŋutluluuk, pl. siŋutluluut

The varied thrush has a spotted breast.
Siŋutluluum aqiaŋa tuutaulaaqtuq.
:
see wood
ikik, dl. ikkik, pl. ikiich

2. one of the long vertebra near neck
pikuk, dl. pikkuk, pl. pikuich
:
to visit
iññiaq-

she has gone visiting
iññiaqtuq, dl. iññiaqtuk, pl. iññiaqtut

She has gone visiting her neighbor.
Iññiaqtuq siḷalliġmiñun.

2. to be visiting
iññiaqsima-

She is visiting me.
Iññiaqsimaruq uvamni.
:
visitor, guest
iglaaq, dl. iglaak, pl. iglaat

There were many visitors.
Iglaat iñugiaktut.

They had visitors.
Iglarritchut.
:
voice, sound
nipi, dl. nipik, pl. nipit

I heard a sound.
Nipi tusraagiga.

His voice is low.
Nipaa qatituruq.
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miġiaq

to vomit
miġiaq-

she vomited
miġiaqtuq, dl. miġiaqtuk, pl. miġiaqtut

The dog vomited.
Qipmiq miġiaqtuq.
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