THE ESQUIMAUX LANGUAGE 
693 
Green . . . . 
Grey. 
Grow, it does as a \ 
plant ... . J 
Growl, he does . . 
Gull, (Glaucous.) 
Gull, (Silvery.) . . 
Gull, (Sabine.) • . 
Gums of a man . . 
Gun . . . . ’ $ 
Poong-ook. 
Kei-er-ra. 
Now-oke. 
Kattee-mak-poke. 
Now-idioke. 
Now-ya. 
Erweit-yuggu-arkoo 
It-keek-ka. 
Yuk koke-keds-uke. 
He-ek-koke-lei-gu. 
Hair . . . . . 
Hair of fur . . 
Hand ... 
Hare . . . . 
Harness for dogs 
He. 
Head ..... 
Hear, he does, 
H. 
f Nusti-ak-ka. 
\ Nu yak-ka. 
. Mitko. 
j I-yute-ka. 
[ Addu-yut-ka. 
. Oa-ka-lik. 
. Annoo. 
C Oma 
\ Oo-na. 
j Ne-a-koke. 
Ne-a-ko-a. 
. To-chia-wat. 
Jacket, he puts on his Attu-ge-woke. 
Joint of an animal Nab-goo-ang-a. 
Just now, used for') 
past and future, y Oo-it-tia. 
also for wait • J 
Just so. J A-mul-ya. 
\ Is-ko-mie. 
Heart.Omut. 
Heavy, it is . . . Oko-ma-it-poke. 
Heel.Kim-mu-ga. 
f Manu. 
Here . 4 Mei-ya. 
nere . . •• A Mowng-a. 
L Oo a. 
High, tall,or large, f Ang-e . wo k e 
he or it is . . . \ 
High, the land is . Noon-ang-i-woke. 
High, as the Sun . Powna. 
Hole.Poo-too-a. 
Hole in a canoe . Pa-kiut. 
Hood of a jacket \ Nei-seak. 
or cap . . . .J Nei ke-a-ga. 
He puts on his hood Nei-seak-poke. 
He puts off his hood Nei-se-ek-poke. 
Hop, he does . . . Nannu-yak-poke, 
Horns of aRein-deer Nag gi-o. 
Hot or warm . . . Okko. 
House, make . . . Igloog-a-tuga. 
How.Kanno. 
. f Kapsu. 
\ Kapsunu. 
How do you do,T Kanow ing-pissu. 
answer uncertain j Kanno-sing-ilia-goo. 
Ma-nu-lia. 
Nei-lik-poke. 
How many 
Instruments of bone') 
for discovering sKeip-kut-tuk. 
seals under ice J 
Instrument used by'j 
women for making ^Ee-il-le-u. 
holes . . . * .J 
Intestines of an 1 Innia-look. 
animal . . . .Jlnnia-loo. 
Iron.Sowik. 
Iron-stone .... Kal-loog-nuk, 
Ivory. ..... Tow-wa. 
Jacket (upper) 
Jacket (under) 
J. 
. Cappu-tegga. 
f Attuga. 
’ \ Attu-ge-ga 
K. 
Kidney .... 
Kill, he does . 
Kiss. 
Knee .... 
Knife, a man’s . 
Knife, (ether) . 
Knife, a clasp . 
Knife, a woman’s 
Knot, he ties . • 
Knot, he unties . 
Know, 1 do not. . 
Tak-to. 
To-koo-poke. 
Koonig. 
Sit-ko-a. 
Panna. 
Pillia-wow-yak. 
Okoo-tak-toke. 
Oo-loo. 
Kei-luk-poke, 
E-yu-nug-poke. 
Nelloo-ooanga. 
Nelloo-ooangana. 
L. 
Hummock of ice 
Hungry, he is 
Husband. . . 
Hut or house . , 
Hut, he is at the 
Ice 
Iceberg . 
Indians . 
Inlet, an 
Ka-lik-poke. 
Oo-u-gu. 
Oo ing-u. 
Oo-u ma, 
Ig-loo. 
Ig-loo-mik-poke. 
I. 
, Sikkoo, 
Piud-Ioo-yak. 
, Eirt-kei-lu. 
. Kang-ek-loo. 
Lamp of stone 
Lamp trimmer 
sometimes of 
asbestos , . 
Lamp black . . . 
Land or country . 
Laugh, he does . . 
Laying a thing down 
Large. 
Lead, (metal) . * 
Leather dressed . • 
Leg of a man be* J 
low the knee . J 
Leg above the thigh 
Leg of a quadrup- 1 
ed below the knee J 
Lend, he does . . 
Lie. 
Lie, you tell 
Lick it (imper.) . . 
Lichen, of three"\ 
kinds 
Kood-le-ook. 
Tatko 
Pa-oo. 
Noona. 
Igla-poke. 
E-lu-wa. 
Hung-u-wok. 
Akkil-le-ro k. 
Kei-uk-tok. 
Kan-na-ra. 
Koke-to-kak. 
Nu-yoong. 
Allookepoke. 
Shagloo. 
Shagloo-ik-pooti 
Allook-toke. 
Alloopa. 
Ka-a-yow-tik. 
Tee-row-yat, 
Oka-yute. 
