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The Ulutiun dictionary is a list of terms from the Ulutiun language.

A[]

ahsukk
Iulutiun dialect: a board composed of members from each village council to arbitrate in trade disputes during trade fairs[1]
aigiik
Iulutiun dialect: the relationship between spouses[2]
aituiskotuk
Angulutiun dialect: adults who had participated in only a single migration of caribou[1]
akukujik
the section of an ukujik that did not have meat pits[1]
akykulutik
Nakulutiun dialect: a punishment (ykulutik) where the accused was sealed in the cave of a natural predator[1]
anariak
a ritual where an ariak dressed a newborn baby[1]
anarkiirik
the second syllable of a baby's name, which came from the name of an honored friend or family member[1]
andlitiving
a meat-storage room[1]
ahtkoat
the messenger who invited people to koatulit[1]
aiskotuk
Angulutiun dialect: the group remaining after the migration of the iskotuk[1]
ariak
a friend of the family who dressed a baby in his or her first clothes[1]
artengak
a type of harpoon[1]
awakewquka
a type of celebration for honoring one's first seal-kill[1]

B[]

bikik
an ice sled with a square sail[1]
biknach
Nakulutiun dialect: a meat-storage structure[1]

C[]

ceenach
Nakulutiun dialect: a stone house[1]

D[]

dinjik
a pit trap that looks like a snowhouse[1]

E[]

eaas
Iulutiun dialect: the essence of life[1]
ekaa
a barbed arrow[1]
ekotupa
an arranged marriage[1]
equkoku
a memorial feast or cemetery for the dead[1][3]
erngiik
Iulutiun dialect: the relationship between a mother and her eldest daughter[2]
eyklak
a large bow[1]

G[]

garnok
a sling with an extended handle[1]
gazanga
Iulutiun dialect: "little father"; the oldest male child[2][1]
giik
Iulutiun dialect: the relationship between a father and his eldest son[2]

H[]

heteff
a white-furred sled dog[1][4]
hiuchupuk
a water sled[1]
hukek
Angulutiun dialect: a digging spike[1]
huuk
a "singdown"[1]
huykulutik
Nakulutiun dialect: a punishment (ykulutik) where the accused was tied to a tree and shot with arrows[1]

I[]

igdluarn
a snowhouse room for storing blubber and meat[1]
igdluling
a long passage between snowhouse rooms[1]
ijukujik
the section of an ukujik that had meat pits[1]
ikaap
Angulutiun dialect: an ice sled made from caribou skins[1]
ikili
Angulutiun dialect: a full migration of caribou[1]
ilupiquan
the interior skin walls of a snowhouse[1]
iniagok
Angulutiun dialect: morale officer[1]
Innugaakalikurit
an arctic dwarf[1]
intang
hoop for drying clothes[1]
inuksuk
snow figures places in a V-shaped line for driving caribou[1]
ipipykulutik
Nakulutiun dialect: a punishment (ykulutik) where the accused was suspended head-first inside a crevasse[1]
iquemelum
a village council[1]
iskotuk
Angulutiun dialect: a group of migrating humans and their caribou[5]
ituiskotuk
Angulutiun dialect: aged or injured adults unable to participate in the migration of caribou[1]
iuak
a machete[1]
iurit
Nakulutiun dialect: assembly called by the village ruler[1]

J[]

jakerek
single-passenger ice sled[1]
jegaung
a gambling game testing one's aim[1]
jititip
a special snowhouse for sled dogs or kupuk[6]
jokitarpo
game to make the ugliest faces[1]
jukikewquka
a feast honoring a child's first kill[1]
jyykach
Nakulutiun dialect: a religious edict requiring the death of all non-believers[1]

K[]

kaituiskotuk
Angulutiun dialect: persons who have not yet participated in the migration of caribou[1]
kaiurit
Nakulutiun dialect: a yearly religious edict[1]
kaquling
a snowhouse's outermost, open section[1]
kayak
a kayak[1]
kazanga
Iulutiun dialect: "little mother"; the oldest female child[2][7]
keri-keri
a game of imitating gestures[7]
kiam
a village council member[7]
kiirik
the first syllable of a baby's name, which came from the name of a deceased friend or family member[7]
kilat
a type of drum played by slapping it against the chest or thigh[7]
koatulit
a custom of inviting folk from a nearby village to live in the host village as guests of honor[7]
kotupa
a voluntary marriage[7]

L[]

lakerek
a sled drawn by caribou[7]
liqukoku
Iulutiun dialect: a ritual for honoring first kills[7]
lukitaqutu
a juggling game[7]
lulik
an individual room (dome) of a snowhouse[7]
luqu
a trident[7]

M[]

mikka
a lichen growing in Alpuk that tastes like mint[7]
minikitak
Angulutiun dialect: a house made from earth and wood[7]
mukteff
a golden-furred sled dog[7][4]

N[]

naulagak
a type of harpoon[7]
nukiewquak
a ritual for honoring one's first polar bear kill[7]

O[]

okteff
a black-furred sled dog[7][4]
opoqukoku
Iulutiun dialect: a ritual of properly disposing of animal skulls[7]

P[]

pilakerek
Angulutiun dialect: a balancing pole used while riding a sled[7]
pimataung
Angulutiun dialect: an aged leader of the iskotuk[7]
pokulu
Nakulutiun dialect: a belief that one's life essence becomes a part of Ulutiu upon death[7]

Q[]

quaggi
a communal feasting house[7]
quangirin
a ventilation slit[7]
quidlirin
a fireplace[7]
quipiqu
thick sleeping blankets[7]
qukoku
Iulutiun dialect: a philosophy about the unity of nature[7]

R[]

rewqugi
a two-domed snowhouse filled with pits for burning blubber[6]
reykulutik
Nakulutiun dialect: a punishment (ykulutik) where the accused was stoned to death in a pit[7]
rissik
Angulutiun dialect: a portable tent[7]
ritiik
a weapon used for hunting bear[7]

S[]

sangiik
Iulutiun dialect: the relationship between a family and its ukeu[2]
sarissik
Angulutiun dialect: the roof of a rissik[7]
sirdloang
a closet for clothing[7]
skotuk
Angulutiun dialect: inhabitants, a term which includes both people and caribou[7]
sukkiruchit
a trade fair[7]

T[]

taatquoko
Angulutiun dialect: a celebration at the start of each caribou migration[7]
tigugiik
Iulutiun dialect: the relationship between a parent and his or her children[2]
tihukek
Angulutiun dialect: a tool used for making tent poles[7][8]
tingaung
a gambling game[7]
toqsung
the main entrance to a snowhouse[7]
trukaa
a blunt arrow[7]
tuiskotuk
Angulutiun dialect: adults who have participated in more than one caribou migration[7]
tupa
marriage[7]

U[]

uadling
the outer dome of a snowhouse[7]
ugunach
Nakulutiun dialect: a platform for praying[7]
uhkerek
a large sled drawn by caribou[7]
ujju
Angulutiun dialect: the preferred pasture grounds of a specific caribou herd[7]
ukeu
a voluntary slave[7]
ukujik
a dome where meat was cut[7]
ulirrissik
Angulutiun dialect: a bowl with holes used to cover fires within tents[7]
umiak
a large boat for cargo[7]
unungak
a type of harpoon[7]
urit
Nakulutiun dialect: village ruler[7]
uwa
Iulutiun dialect: earrings worn by kiam[7]

V[]

vaakach
Nakulutiun dialect: a religious edict mandating that a particular syllable is sacrilegious[7]
viit
a makeshift tent[7]

W[]

wakiak
Angulutiun dialect: a branding[7]
wijikak
Iulutiun dialect: an honor murder[9]
wypokulu
Nakulutiun dialect: opoqukoku[10]

Y[]

yaaurit
Nakulutiun dialect: an urit's aides[7]
yakakilat
a drum feast for honoring the killing of a white dragon or tirichik[7]
yijikak
Iulutiun dialect: an murder sanctioned by the iquemelum[9]
ykulutik
Nakulutiun dialect: any punishment for violating a yearly religious edict[7]
yupokulu
Nakulutiun dialect: equkoku[10]

References[]

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