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supivd blows through a narrow opening = L C M Wna. 



* (Ws. tsuz8hutekew lo strike. Wa. tschudeegne year?). 



suterpoq* L. he is in clanger, also: he gets wet, and: he has 

 been successful. M . tchurektoark suffering, agony; tchuralulita having 

 pity ; Uhutiginerktoark tormenting. 



sutuat * Wn. tchudooat freshwater. 



suvarpoq feels unwell, ill disposed = M. 



* (Ws. tschuvigilnuk fish otter; tchuvavit coal). 

 ss4rpoq gives a whistling sound. 



ssit willow bushes used for fuel. 



t. 



(EXPLANATIONS : G, Greenland (Ge, Eastgreenland) L, Labrador 



C, Central Regions M, Mackenzie W, Western (n, northern 



S, southern a, asiatic) *, NOT met with in Greenlandish.) 



ta that, there. The stem represents one of the few prefixes 

 existing in the language. Alone it is used as interjection, in asking 

 attention. As a prefix it is used with the adverbial stems: ava, pava, 

 qava etc. in order to intensify their demonstrative nature = LCMWsa.? 



Drv. G. tdssa there it is; tauva then, thereupon. 



tagiarpd wipes, rubs it. 



tagiug . . .* Wn. takhyukhpuk fish (salmon). Ws. tagiogvak 

 Salmo orienlalis. 



tagdligpoq * L. dresses skin. 



tagdlut * Indian snowshoe. M. takelu. Wn. tugeluk. 

 W T S. tungyuk snowshoes. 



tdgpd takes the inner part out of a double clothing = L. 



tagsdrpoq there is surf on the shore = M. 



tagukak* Wn.tokoyk a bear. Ws.tagookat, tahokak a bear; 

 ttakukak red bear. 



tai . . .* Wn. titi, tijuk come!; tizhu, taishki bring! Ws. 

 taigut come!; taidou, taskjo bring!; tajahu give me; tajikua I come. 



taivd names him, calls him, gives him a name. 



tajaq bracelet = LM. (Wn. taiaranere wrist). 



tdq (I) darkness, shade = LCMWnsa. 



Drv. G. tarraq shade, reflection. C. takkaktoot looking 



