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agdlo sealhole in ihe ice = L C Wn. 



Drv. G. agdluaq fishing hole (Ge. agtivaq). L. with suffix 

 agioancja (i. e. his) Ihe moon's ring. Wn. aglua notch in Ihe end 

 of an arrow. 



agdlorpoq dives = LC. 



agdlundq (Ge. agsinaq) rope, thong = L C \1 Wn. 



agpa auk, razor bill = L C Wn. (dtpa). 

 Drv. C. akpalliarioo [agpalidrssuk] lillle auk. 



agpd t carries it out = L. 



Drv. G. agsarneq landwind ; agsivoq has spitting of blood; agsit 

 paunch (ruminant's); agtat dung hill. L. agsarnek seaward cur- 

 rent; aksivik dunghill; ahtarnerlvMco rubbish. 



agpaivoq is in agonies of death = L. [akpaivok is dead, also: 

 sleeps hard.) 



agpangerpoq * M. akpangertoark buying, purchasing. 



agpik * L. Rubus chamaemorus. Wn. berry. 



agpipoq begins a song = L. 



agsagpd beats it = IV] . {aptsatoarh). 



agsut strongly, in a high degree = L C M. 

 Drv. L. aksorsoak [agsorssuaq] in a very high degree; ahsororpoh 

 does his best. M. aktsorsoark. 



agssagpd overturns it, digs it out === LCM. 



Drv. G. agssatdlagpd turns it upside down; agssakavoq rolls. 



L. aggarpok; aksarpa turns it upside down; asavok, asakavok rolls. 



C. akseakdaivohe rolls. M. arhtsartoarh sinking, falling; aktsayoark 

 rolling. (Ws. akayauchtuk round?). 



agssaq -j- agssartorpoq carries to or from the beach == L. 



agssak a finger == L C JV1 Wnsa. 



Drv. G. plur. agssait hand; agssaut the forearm from the elbow 

 to the wrist; agssarqoq upper part of the arm. L. aggait, aggaut, 

 aksakok; aggajak. plur. aggajet gloves. C. argite fingers: adeeyutka 

 the hand; oksektoo arm; aydgayet gloves. M. aidgett, adgirark 

 hand; aktsakrork arm above the elbow; adjirark, plur. adjirayet gloves. 



Wn. adrigai; aishet baud; aksatko humerus; assiget gloves. 

 Ws. aiget achitsh.it hand; azigak gloves. Wa. aitanka finger. 



Note. Possibly the words for gloves ought to be referred 

 to a separate stem. 



dgssik a caterpillar, also : a large fabulous animal. 



agssoq the windside = LM. 



Drv. G. agssumut against Ihe wind; agssortorpd gainsays him; 

 agssuard blames him. L. agorpok is contrary. 



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