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ingûpa speaks ill about him. 



ipaq fibre, vein of wood elc. ^= LM. 



iparpa licks il = L. 



ipat an addition to, or part of the ledge, for lamps etc. 



ipe handle (of a tub etc.) = LM. 

 Drv. IVÎ. iiÂuierh \ipiutaq\ an isthme. 



ipeq, with suffix evqa, dirih, filth -== LClVlWnsa. 



iperaq (i) wick (for lamps) = M. 



iperaq (II) a short harpoon line = LM. 



iperarpa (I) leaves hold of it = L. 



iperarpå (II) whips him (the dofr) = LC. 



iperarpoq wades, fords == LM. 



ipigpa applies a lever for moving it ^= LCM. 

 Drv. 1\L ipotoarh [ipugpoq] rows wilh a boat-oar. 



ipigpoq is sharp = LMWsa. 



ipivoq is suffocated, drowns = LCM. 



ipo shaft, handle == LCMWn. 



ipoq it is (so or there) = LM. 



— * {Ы. ibur, plur. ibut iceberg). 



ipt'tmerpoq closes the mouth -= L. 



isagpoq stretches out his arms = LCMWn. 

 Dry. ЛУп. isaro, isahuh wing \isaroq\. 



isavoq moults, is gone to pieces = L. 



isavssoraq^ the same as vjukuaq (see hereafter). 



ise skin for a tambourine = L. 



iseq smoke = LCMWn. (iiuk). 



iserpoq goes in = L. {itierpok) CMWs. 



Drv. Ws. ittychljuten [iserdlutit] «come wilh me». 



isigaq a toe, also: the middle part of the foot; plur. isigkat 

 the fooih = LCMWnsa. 



iso^ with suffix isua its end = LCMWn. 



Drv. G. isuipâ stretches it out; isungaq Stercorarius (skua, 

 Itird). — Ge. Isugdloq short harpoon for boys. — Wn. üungu skua. 



isoq f isorpoq is muddy, not clear == LM. (the stem still pre- 

 served in M. as itchork sediment). 



isugutaq dew, moisture (Wn. igesikUuk rain. — Ws. iswich- 

 tuk rain). 



