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Teliq'bing, certain piece on harpoon line. 



Tesir'QUN, scraper ; from tesivd', he 

 stretches it. 



TiGDLUlQ DJUNG, blow with the fist (of a 

 stranger) ; from Hgdlugpa', he strikes 

 him with the fist. 



TlKAOCNG, support of hand in throw- 

 ing harpoon. 



Tr'KlQ, thimble. 



TiKPiNG, rib of kayak. 



TlLUQTUNG, snow beater; {rom tihtqjJa, 

 lie strikes it, in order to shake some- 

 thing off. 



TiNGMl'UJANG, images of birds (used for 

 dice) ; from tingmiang, bhd ; -tijang, 

 similar to. 



TOKANG, harpoon head. 



TOQ'SUNG, vaulted entrance to snow 

 house. 



Tok'naq, aguardian spirit. 



TORNAESUQ, the great tomaq. 



To'UNG, tusk, point. 



Toung'a, point of spear. 



TuGLlGA, a tress. 



Tuktuq'djung, the constellation of the 

 Reindeer, or the Great Bear, Ursa Ma- 

 jor; from tukto, caribou (deer). 



Tumiujang, a certain lamp resembling 

 a footprint; from tume, footprint; 

 -iijang, similar to. 



TUNIQDJUNG, stern of kayak. 



Tu'PiLAQ, spirit of a deceased person. 



TuPiQ, tent. 



TuPUTANG, plugs for closing woimds. 



THE CENTRAL ESKIMO. 



TUTAREANG, a Certain buckle. 

 Tu'viNG, strip ill the boat nearest the 



gunwale; from tuk-, to stop a motion ; 



tiqxl' , he makes it fast. 



U. 



Ua'dling, fii-st vault of snow house. 



Uang'nang, west-northwest, Cumber- 

 land Sound ; west-soutliwest in Aku- 

 dnirn. 



Udleq'djung, Sword of Orion: following 

 one another. 



UiNiRN, head of sledge rminer. 



U'KusiK, soapstone kettle. 



U'LO, woman's knife. 



Uluq'Saq, green slate, material for wo-" 

 men's knives ; from ulo and -saq, ma- 

 terial for. 



U'miaq, large skin boat. 



Uming, beard. 



U'mingmang, musk ox. 



Umi'ujang, needle case. 



U'nang, sealing harpoon. 



Unaqict TA, ring on shaft of seahng har- 

 poon; from Mnangr; -iarpa', he fastens 

 it ; -ta, past participle. 



Unarteng'a, iron rod of sealing har- 

 poon ; from tmang; -tang, belonging 



Uqsirn, implement for fastenuig ti-aces 



to sledge. 

 UsuJANG, stern projection of kayak ; 



irom usung, penis; -ujang, similar 



to. 



ESKIMO GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES USED, WITH ENGLISH SIGNIFICATIONS. 



Agdlinartung. 



Aggirtijung, abounding with ducks. 



Aggo, the weather side. 



Aggomitjt, the inhabitants of Aggo. 



Agpan, loons. 



Agutit. 



AIVILLIK, with wah-us. 



AlviLLiRjnuT, the inhabitants of Aivillik 



(the walrus country). 

 Akudnirmidt, the inhabitants of Aku- 



dnirn. 

 Akudnirn, the intervening counti-y. 

 Akugdlirn, the central one. 

 Akugdlit, the central ones. 

 Akulia;i;ating. 

 Akdliaq. 



Akuliarmiut, tlie inhabitants of Aku- 

 liaq. 



Am.\qdjiiaq, the large place where chil- 

 dren are carried in the hood. 



Amartuno, a woman carrying a child in 

 tlie hood. 



Amitoq, the narrow one. 



Anarnitung. smelUng of excrements. 



Anartuajuin, the excrements. 



Anauleree'ling. 



Angiuqaq ; from angivoq, it is large. 



Angmalortuq, the round one. 



Angmang, jasper. 



Angmartung, the open one (not frozen 

 over). 



Aqbeniling, six; so called because 

 reached after six days' travel. 



