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..torpog, ..sorpoq makes use of . . ., eats or drinks ...; with 

 verbal stems a repeated action. 

 tjôrpoq happens to . . . 

 ..tôrpoq does or behaves like an . . , 



— tsagpoq, indicating exeitemenl. 



— tseriarpoq^ .seriarpoq is willing to . ; . 



— tserpa, . serpâ waits until . . . 



— tsiaq ^ .atsiaq tolerable, passable; in some dialects: nice, 

 pretty. 



— tuaq, — suaq only. — ernituâ his only son. 

 t^uarpoq., — juarpoq continues to . . . 

 t\umarpoq incessantly. 



— tuvoq ^ ..suvoq^ — tôq, ..sôq large or in a high degree. — 

 L. sanatôvoh works (G. sanavoq] well, akitovoh is dear, ïjitôvok has 

 large eyes. — C. aqbirtijung (G. arfertussoq ., nomin. partie. ) rich in 

 whales. 



— uarpoq too much. 



g]umârpoq it will, it shall . . . , like savoq indicating the future 

 tense. 



g]umavoq wishes or intends to . . . 



g]ung7iarpoq probably or can . . . 



: — ûpâ does so to him or with it, imertaûpâ fetches water 

 (imertarpoq) to him. — L. tilckiupa conies (G. tihipoq) with it, brings it. 



— iiseq (I) that by which an action is perceived — oqauseq a 

 word {oqarpoq says). — L. innosek life (G. inûseq). 



— useq (Fl) belonging to ... — qajartûseq kayak-clothes. 

 .iiseq of a special or inferior kind — pôruseq skinbag for 



blubber. 



— ussaq similar to. — M. innouyark an image (G. inûssaq a doll), 

 : — Mf, gut., ssiit, utaq or merely a t the nearest cause, means 



or remedy. — L. aglaut a pen or pencil ( G, agdlagpoq writes), 

 innut provisions [inmivok lives). — M. kapôn a spear (G. kapivâ 

 slabs). — W. skupun a gun (G. supivâ blows at it). 



— tit properly or store; the sharp distinction attached to the 

 suffixes often requires the application of this affix. — neqe flesh, 

 neqiuta his flesh, i.e. his meal, neqâ his (own body's) flesh; agdlagaq 

 a writ, agdlagauta a writ or letter possessed by him, agdlagâ what 

 he has written. 



: — uvoq is so — agdlagauvoq it is written. 



