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List of the Greeklandish Affixes with examples of their 

 use taken from all the dialects. 



g]ajugpoq is prone to, usually. pigajugpoq gets (pivoq) 

 frequently (i. e. seals), is a good hunter. 



. aq (bd) and araq young or small dtdraq young seal, 

 orpigaq a small bush (orpik) L. akkigiarak young ptarmigan 

 C. eqaluaq a kind of salmon (eqaluk). M. kurark, kuraraluk a 

 small river (ktik) or brook. W. piagak a young (G. pik a thing). 



( aq, see \gaq). 



g\aluaq, gjaluarpoq having been, but is not longer so, rather, 

 certainly. nukarigalua his deceased younger brother (nukaq), taku- 

 galuarpdka certainly I saw them (but . . .). 



g\a\ugtuarpoq suddenly happening, as in falling, coming. 



aluk of inferior kind, poor pialuit poor things. Ex- 

 amples from the other dialects seem partly to exhibit a somewhat 

 different signification. C. agtsuadluk strong (wind), eqalualuit large 

 salmon. 



: araoq uses to . . ., frequently. 



arpoq (bd) slightly, little. 



arssuk anomalous , not of the usual kind. drdluarssuk a 

 rare kind of whales C. kangertluaqdjung local name for a small 

 fiord (G. kangerdluk). 



g\asuarpoq hastily. 



: atdrpoq in earnest, duly. 



g]atdlarpoq just, only first. 



avoq (bd) a continuation, repetition. 



: erivoq , lerivoq is occupied with something * ujarqerivoq is 

 working in stones. 



erdluerpd dirties him with ... pauerdlutrpd d. him with 

 soot (paoq). 



.erpd) lerpd furnishes with. L. ikkilerpd wounds him 

 (G. ike wound), akkilerpd pays him (G. ake payment). 



erpd, ivoq, erserpoq, erupd deprives him of . . . matuerpd 

 opens it (mato covering) L. ernerpoq has lost his son (G. erneq) 

 M. nearkroertoark cuts off the head (G. niaqoq). 



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