Native Americans: 22 Books on History, Mythology, Culture & Linguistic Studies. James Mooney

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СКАЧАТЬ a wing.

T.

      Tagusiar´bing, eye (of harpoon).

      Taguta´, a thong (of harpoon).

      Teliq´bing, certain piece on harpoon line.

      Tesir´qun, scraper; from tesivā´, he stretches it.

      Tigdluiq´djung, blow with the fist (of a stranger); from tigdlugpā´, he strikes him with the fist.

      Tika´gung, support of hand in throwing harpoon.

      Ti´kiq, thimble.

      Tik´ping, rib of kayak.

      Tiluq´tung, snow beater; from tiluqpā´, he strikes it, in order to shake something off.

      Tingmi´ujang, images of birds (used for dice); from tingmiang, bird; -ujang, similar to.

      To´kang, harpoon head.

      Toq´sung, vaulted entrance to snow house.

      Tor´naq, a guardian spirit.

      Tornarsuq, the great tornaq.

      To´ung, tusk, point.

      Toung´a, point of spear.

      Tugliga, a tress.

      Tuktuq´djung, the constellation of the Reindeer, or the Great Bear, Ursa Major; from tukto, caribou (deer).

      Tumi´ujang, a certain lamp resembling a footprint; from tume, footprint; -ujang, similar to.

      Tuniq´djung, stern of kayak.

      Tu´pilaq, spirit of a deceased person.

      Tu´piq, tent.

      Tupu´tang, plugs for closing wounds.

      Tuta´reang, a certain buckle.

      Tu´ving, strip in the boat nearest the gunwale; from tuk-, to stop a motion; tupā´, he makes it fast.

U.

      Ua´dling, first vault of snow house.

      Uang´nang, west-northwest, Cumberland Sound; west-southwest in Akudnirn.

      Udleq´djung, Sword of Orion: following one another.

      Ui´nirn, head of sledge runner.

      U´kusik, soapstone kettle.

      U´lo, woman’s knife.

      Uluq´saq, green slate, material for women’s knives; from ulo and -saq, material for.

      U´miaq, large skin boat.

      Uming, beard.

      U´mingmang, musk ox.

      Umī´ujang, needle case.

      U´nang, sealing harpoon.

      Unaqiu´ta, ring on shaft of sealing harpoon; from unang; -iarpā´, he fastens it; -ta, past participle.

      Unarteng´a, iron rod of sealing harpoon; from unang; -tang, belonging to; -a, possessive.

      Uqsirn, implement for fastening traces to sledge.

      Usujang, stern projection of kayak; from usung, penis; -ujang, similar to.

      Eskimo Geographical Names Used, with English Significations

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A.

      Agdlinartung.

      Aggirtijung, abounding with ducks.

      Aggo, the weather side.

      Aggomiut, the inhabitants of Aggo.

      Agpan, loons.

      Agutit.

      Aivillik, with walrus.

      Aivillirmiut, the inhabitants of Aivillik (the walrus country).

      Akudnirmiut, the inhabitants of Akudnirn.

      Akudnirn, the intervening country.

      Akugdlirn, the central one.

      Akugdlit, the central ones.

      Akuliaχating.

      Akuliaq.

      Akuliarmiut, the inhabitants of Akuliaq.

      Amaqdjuaq, the large place where children are carried in the hood.

      Amartung, a woman carrying a child in the hood.

      Amitoq, the narrow one.

      Anarnitung, smelling of excrements.

      Anartuajuin, the excrements.

      Anaulereë´ling.

      Angiuqaq; from angivoq, it is large.

      Angmalortuq, the round one.

      Angmang, jasper.

      Angmartung, the open one (not frozen over).

      Aqbeniling, six; СКАЧАТЬ