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THE CENTRAL ESKIMO. 



I GIMANG, ball-and-socket joint of har- 



X)Oon and lance ; from igipa' , he throws 



it off. 

 Ikan', store room supported by stone 



pillars; from ifcarpog, it stretches from 



one support to another. 

 IKIRT SUQ, wind blowing from the open 



sea. 

 ILAGA, my friend (Netchillik). 

 iLtJPl'QANQ, lining of snow house ; from 



ilo, iimer. 

 IMITI'JUNG, drinking water ; from iniiq, 



fresh water. 

 InetanG, hoop with net of thongs to dry 



clothing etc. in snow house ; from 



iniva'. he hangs it up. 

 IN'UA, its man, owner : possessive tliird 



person of inung, man. 

 Inuq'SUNG, caun ; from luuiig, man. 

 Ipar'ang, harpoon line. 

 Ip'un, oar, a s ear. 

 Ieqata'tung, a certain circuit among the 



huts. 

 IssuMATJTANG, a cliief ; from issii'ma- 



voq, he tliinks. 

 Itigega, boot (Iglulik). 

 Itie'bing, cross piece abaft the hole in 



kayak ; from itiq. 



K.^LiAQDJUQ, wolverine (Iglulikl. 



Kaitikpoq, a game. 



KArv-iTi'jUNG, a game. 



Kaki'vang, fish spear. 



Kaklio'kia, hook (Iglulik). 



Kalu'giang, a heavy lance (qalugiang?). 



Kan'go, a species of goose. 



Ka'pun, spear ; from kapivd', he stabs 



him. 

 Ka'teng, entrance to stone hut. 

 Kentun, drumstick. 

 KiDLU'LiEN, lamp standing in the rear of 



the hut. 

 Ki'glo, boat post. 

 KiLAUT, drum. 

 Koukparmitj'tang, a certain amulet at 



point of hood. 

 Ku'jANG, keel of kayak. 



Ma'ung, paddle blade. 

 Ma'mi, membrane or inner side of skin. 

 Ma SING, cross piece before hole in kayak. 

 MiRQUN, needle. 



MiRQDSSANG, two masked persons. 

 MUMIPOQ, he dances. 



Nabi'rino, a loop : from (tajjog, he hin- 

 ders a motion. 



Na'po (plural napun), crossbar of sledge. 



Naqeta'RUN, lashing for the sledge ; from 

 naqigpoq, it is pressed down. 



Nau'lang, harpoon head. 



Ne'tivang, P/locu cristata. 



NiGiRN, southeast. 



NiKSlANG, hook. 



Niksiar'taung, fish hook. 



NiRT'sUN, small ropes used in sledge and 

 house. 



NiUQTUNG, drill bow with string ; from 

 niorpoq. he drills. 



Niu'tang, hoop with skin stretched over 

 it; beam of kayak. 



Nuglu'tang, a certain game. 



Nu'lRN, bird spear. 



NUUANITITIJDNG, exchange of wives. 



NuNAJiSAR'TUNG, a certain festival. 



NuQSANG, throwing board. 



NussuERAQTUNG, a certain festival. 



Oqur'tsuq (Akudnirn), southeast, blow- 

 ing from Oqo ; from ogo, weather side. 



P. 



Pa, hole of kayak. 



Pakijumijar'tung, game of hook and 



crook. 

 Pa'na, double edged knife. 

 Partieang, button for closing the jiitu ; 



from pdrpa, he meets liim. 

 Pauk'tun, pegs. 



Pau'ting, double bladed kayak paddle. 

 PiLAUT, large knife. 

 PiLEKTiTNG, cutting sometliing. 

 Pi'main, chief, he who knows everything 



best by practice. 



Pi'NINGNANG, tlTie SOUth. 



Pir'qang, shoeing of rmmers of sledge. 

 PiTIQ'SE, bow. 



PiTKUSl'RARPOQ, a certain game. 

 Pi'TU, a stout thong, consisting of two 



parts to fasten traces to sledge. 

 PoviUTANG, pipe for inflating skins ; from 



po-, to blow. 

 PUKIQ, tlie white part of a deerskin. 



