B.8. CAUSATION. 



5) WORK. 



Stw. Lets fall his hand on it patigpd: prepares something 

 with his hands sanavoq. 



Afjl. Is working Mvoq.; makes, prepares liorpoq-, does so to 

 him or with it &pd. 



Dry. Expl. Works it with the hands passuj)d; is occupied, 

 working sulivoq (so), piliorpoq (jpe)-, accomplishes it inerpd, piarerpd; 

 builds a house igdluliorpoq. 



6) DESTROY, OPPOSE. 



Stw. Is consumed nunguvoq ; can not master it saperpd ; al- 

 though nauk, uvnit. 



Afx. Hinders, prevents tailivd. 



Drv Expl. Destroys, wastes aserorpd, mmgupd-, opposes akerar- 

 torpoq; obstacle pasernut, akornut; however taimditoq. 



II. PECULIARITIES AND EXAMPLES FROM THE OTHER DIALECTS. 



(Words apparently representing peculiar stem words : kingoqWs.; 

 makntiva LCWn.) 



L. 3) Power pitsartunek ; is stronger than he makkutiva* 



4) Tired tutakpok*; weak sanglpok, kettusukpok* 6) Hinders 

 agviarpok. 



C. 1) Why souk [soq] 3) Strong sangijok 4) Weak- 

 ening piunaernak [piunerimeq]. 



M. 1) Weak tsigolayoark [?siggilavoq is brittle], 



Wn. 1) Exhort katchuga 3) Strong shungirook, pitsingi- 

 sok(?), makkuchtok* 4) Tired muganokhtiiktuk [merngortoq~] 



5) Make savakto. 



Ws. 3) Strong kingok, tisrak(?); strength oonachkiktook, 

 ikm'tchu 4) Weak arilisrak(?). 



Section 9. SPACE. 



I. SELECTION OF THE GREENLAND WORDS, PECILIAR AND COMMON. 



(The common stemwords of the Dialects see Vol. I.) 



t) PLAGE, DIRECTION. 

 As to this subdivision the language exhibits a remarkable store 



XI. 2. 



