GLOSSARY. 



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Q. 



Qadldnait, Europeans. 

 Qaogi, singing house. 

 Qailertetano, a certain masked figure. 

 Qai'vun, drill. 

 Qa'jaq, kayak. 

 Qa'mun, sledge runner. 

 Qa'mutdig (dual of qamnn), sledge. 

 Qana'ra , east-northeast (NettiUing) ; 



from qaning, falling snow. 

 Qang'ing, a toggle. 

 Qang'ien, a ventilating hole in snow 



house ; from qa, above. 

 Qaning, a certain rib of kayak. 

 Qa NiNGNANG, east-northeast; from qa- 

 ning, falling snow. 

 Qaq DJUNG, arrow. 



Qa REANG, annex of house for an addi- 

 tional family. , 

 Qab'mang (plural qarmat), stone or bone 



house. 

 Qarmau'jang, similar to a qavmang; 



suftix, -ujang, similar to. 

 Qasi'giaq, Phoca aiineHata. 

 Qatilik, a spear (Iglulik); from qatirn, 



ivory head of harpoon shaft ; -lik, with. 

 Qa TiRN, ivory head of harpoon shaft. 

 Qatu RANG, a boot ornament. 

 Qaumartenga, days without sun, but 



witli dawn. 

 Qau MAT, a kind of lii-e (?) ; from qauq, 



daylight. 

 Qaumati' VUN, Sim (in the sacred language 



of the angakut). 

 Qauma' VUN, moon (in tlie sacred language 



of the angakut). 

 Qauq, daylight. 

 QiDJARUNG, whirl ; from qipivd', he 



twists it. 

 Qijuqteng'a, harpoon shaft; from qijuq, 



wood. 

 qiLAQ, sky. 

 Qiler TUANG, clasp for holding the coils 



of the harpoon line; from qilerpd , he 



ties it with a knot. 

 Qing'ang, a hole to look out of snow 



house. 

 Qing'jiiaq, mouth piece of drill. 

 QlPEKU TANG, rod to indicate approacli 



of seal to his hole. 

 Ql'PlQ, blanket. 

 Qi'qirn, phantom in the shape of a huge, 



hairless dog. 



QoQSlUARlVA, the ceremony of washing 

 children with urine. 



QUDLIPAR MiUT. the inhabitants of the 

 country farthest above ; from qu, 

 above ; -Hrii, being in a certain direc- 

 tion ; -pang, superlative ; -mio (plural, 

 -mild), inhabitant of. 



Qddlirn, alamp ; from qii, above ; -Urn, 

 being in a certain duection. 



QuDU VUN, the uppermost ones ; from 

 qu, above ; -lini, being in a certain di- 

 rection ; -vuH, possessive first person 

 plm-al. 



QUDLUQSIUTA, ring on a paddle. 



Qu MING, a certain lamp. 



Quqar'taun, an implement to sti-ing fish. 



QuviETUNG, a festival. 



S. 



Sadni RiAQ, cross piece, a certain but- 

 ton, from sndne, side, across. 



Sadni'run, a yard. 



Saketan', roulette; from sakag2m, lie 

 pushes it. 



Sakie'taun, the Pleiades. 



Sakurp.\ng', whale harpoon; from sako, 

 weapon ; -pang, tlie largest. 



Saving, knife. 



Seligo'ung, scraper; from seliva.', he 

 j cleans a skin. 



j SlADNiRN (plural, siadnit), lateral sti-ip 

 j in kayak ; from siaq-, to place in a 

 ! row ; -nirn, being. 



Siat'ko. harpoon head (Iglulik). 



SlEKTUNG, the tliree .stars in Orion's 

 belt : those standing In a row. 



SlRDLOANG, store room of snow house. 



SiRlNGlLANG, the excepted month in 

 balancing Eskimo calendars, the month 

 without sun ; from sirinirn, sun ; -nxji- 

 lang, he has not. 



Sirinikteng'a, the first days wath sun- 

 light ; from sirinirn, sun; -tang, new; 

 -a, possessive third person singular. 



SiRMi'JAUNG, scraper for kayak ; from 

 sinning, thin ice. 



Sulubaut', bunch of hair projecting 

 from forehead. 



SULtn'TUNG, festival m wliich a knife 

 (sulung) is used. 



SuLUNG, wing; knife shaped likea wing. 

 T. 



Tagusiar'bing. eye (of harpoon). 



Taouta', a thong (of hari^oon). 



