13 



22 



23 

 24 



24 



28 



31 



35 

 41 



49 



21 



50 



anerseq — wind, se for to, from the W.-Gr. anerpoq. 



alivkarpoq — clear sky; in W.-Gr.: — the snow, or shower 



has ceased. 



nuialivoq — dark sky = W.-Gr. nuiavoq, from ??мга = cloud, 



or canopy of clouds. 



silataqdngineq — fog; W.-Gr. silat — the spaee (or place) 



outside, the open sky, and the root, gångilaq — has not. 



iseriak — frosty mist, in W.-Gr. — haziness in the air. 



mâkartarnâq — hail, is undoubtedly the same word as the 



W.-Gr. natarqornaq, note m for n, к for g, and, as frequently 



occurs, the transposing of two syllables. 



qunUsivoq — is bad weather, from the W.-Gr. qmnpoq — is 



thick, clumsy. 



mdngigpoq — thawing; W.-Gr. mângugpoq, г for и. 



tungujuarpalugpoq — is green; the word iungujorpalugpoq — 



is green, is also used in many places in W.-Gr. 



perpareqaoq — noise, corresponds to perpaloqaoq. 



ad. Section 28. Kinship. 

 plngervik — parents, from the W.-Gr. verb pingorpoq — 

 comes into existence; and affix vik or ßk- ihus : pingorßk — 

 place of genesis, or coming into existence; erv for or/. 

 naggivik — father, as in Angmagssalik dialect; the W.-Gr. 

 is nagguvik, i for и — that from which anything is founded, 

 or produced. 



dnivik — mother, as in Angmagssalik dialect; in W.-Gr. — 

 the place whence anything issues. 



amareq — grandmother, as in Angmagssalik dialect. Root 

 unknown. 



igtera — cousin ; t for dl and e for о ; in W.-Gr. igdlua. 

 ingiaqate — wife, in W.-Gr. travelling companion. 



ad. Section 29. Sociology and Religion. 



I) igteqatigît — family, corresponds to the W.-Gr. igdloqatigît 

 — those who are in a house together, housemates. 



