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Proto-Yupik: *atV-
Meaning: together
Russian Meaning: вместе
Sirenik: atínǝχ, //atinaχ [Vakh.]
Chaplino: atūnǝm 'together', atúnɨm* 'similar'
Naukan: atāquq 'to consist in'
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: ata- 'to become attached', atunǝm 'by both sides, in a matching pair'
Central Alaskan Yupik: ata- 'to become attached, dependent'; atunǝm 'matching, mutually, comforming'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 50
Proto-Yupik: *atV-qina-ʁ-
Meaning: to imitate
Russian Meaning: подражать
Sirenik: atǝ́qináχtǝqǝ̄́χtǝʁá
Proto-Yupik: *ava
Meaning: swell, wart 1, cyst 2
Russian Meaning: опухоль, шишка 1, киста, пузырь 2
Sirenik: //ava (avaj pl.) [Orr] 1
Chaplino: áva* 1, awátaχpáwāq (ʁǝt) 'bud, burgeon'
Central Alaskan Yupik: awaq 2
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 55
Proto-Yupik: *avaHtǝ, *avaHli-
Meaning: area around, locality 1, far-away 2
Russian Meaning: окрестность 1, дальний 2
Sirenik: //avǝtǝ, avaciʁnǝʁ- 'behind' [Vakh.], avǝ́cǝχ 2
Chaplino: awáta, awāta (ǝt) 1, awáliq, awālīq 2, 'one on the other side'
Naukan: awátǝ 1
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: awatǝ 1
Central Alaskan Yupik: awatǝ 1
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 54
Proto-Yupik: *avája-
Meaning: branch, limb
Russian Meaning: сучок, ветка
Chaplino: avájaq (t), avájak*
Central Alaskan Yupik: awajaq
Chevak (Peripheral): avajaq
Nunivak (Peripheral): avajaχ 'knot of wood'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 55
Proto-Yupik: *avá-nǝʁ-
Meaning: failure
Russian Meaning: неудача
Sirenik: avánǝ̆tǝ̄́ɫǝχ
Chaplino: avánǝχɫuk (ɣǝt) 'inconsolable distress'
Proto-Yupik: *ava-ŋi-, -nʁi-
Meaning: to be empty
Russian Meaning: быть пустым, отсутствовать
Sirenik: aváŋiʁítǝqǝ̄́χtǝʁa 'to hijack, to despoil' caus., //avǝŋǝt- 'not to have any' [Vakh.]
Chaplino: aváŋilŋaq, aváŋītaquq 'to come to the end', aváʁnituq* 'it is not yet'
Naukan: avētaquq, avīlŋuq 'to stay out'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 55
Proto-Yupik: *avá-quta-
Meaning: child, kid
Russian Meaning: дитя
Sirenik: //avaqutaχ [Orr]
Chaplino: aváqutaq (t), avákutak
Naukan: aváqutáq
Koniag (AAY): awaqutaq 'son'
Chevak (Peripheral): avanquq
Nunivak (Peripheral): awaqutaχ 'son'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 54, 55
Proto-Yupik: *ava-[r]uʁ-
Meaning: to forget 1, to be lost 2
Russian Meaning: забывать 1, теряться 2
Chaplino: aváχqaχīʁutáquq 'to lose', avǝ́lʁaʁáqā 1, avǝ́lǝmkīquq 2
Naukan: aváwʁaquq 1
Chugach (AAY): aɣūʁ- 1
Central Alaskan Yupik: avauʁ- 1
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 55
Proto-Yupik: *ava-tǝ-
Meaning: to feel faint
Russian Meaning: терять сознание
Chaplino: //avāʁ- 'to be relieved in pain'
Chugach (AAY): KP awa- 'to become numb, to feel faint', awatǝ- 'to cause to feel faint', awaʁnaq 'pain in chest'
Koniag (AAY): awa- 'to become numb, to feel faint', awatǝ- 'to numb'
Central Alaskan Yupik: avatǝ-, awatǝ-, ǝvatǝ- 'to strangle (putting pressure on carotid artery)'
Proto-Yupik: *ávcǝ(ɫ)ŋa- ~ *avǝɫŋa-
Meaning: mouse
Russian Meaning: мышь
Sirenik: áfsǝŋáχ
Chaplino: afsǝ́ŋaq
Naukan: ávǝsŋáχaq
Koniag (AAY): AP apɫǝŋaq 'lemming', Perry apɫiŋaŋuaq 'vole'
Central Alaskan Yupik: avǝlŋaq (ʁ) 'mouse, vole'
Egegik (Peripheral): Y afcǝɫŋ_aq (ʁ) 'mouse, vole'
Norton Sound (Peripheral): afcǝɫŋ_aq (ʁ) 'mouse, vole'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 56
Proto-Yupik: *ávǝ-
Meaning: fair odour
Russian Meaning: приятный запах
Chaplino: aváʁnilŋuq (t), aváʁnīχqaquq 'to evolve a fair odor', avúxtuʁálʁutaq* 'tobacco-pouch'
Naukan: āvǝxtúʁaq 'tobacco'
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: aɣuq 'slice of bread to go with tea or coffee, thickener for soup'
Central Alaskan Yupik: a(w)u- 'to supplement, to eat bread with tea or coffee'
Chevak (Peripheral): avu- 'to supplement, to eat bread with tea or coffee'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 57
Proto-Yupik: *ávǝ-ɣ-
Meaning: to divide in two 1, half 2, part 3, to separate 4
Russian Meaning: делить надвое 1, половина 2, часть 3, разделить, отделить 4
Sirenik: ́avǝ̆nǝχ 3, avǝ́qaqǝ́ɫǝχ 3
Chaplino: āvɣaqā 1, āvnǝq (ʁǝt) 2 āfkaʁáquq 'to break forth', āftaqā 4, āfnǝq (ʁǝt) 'breaking', āftǝkaq (t) 'divided, marked'
Naukan: avʁúɫǝq 3, aftúŋʁalʁē 'rare'
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik: awǝk 2
Chugach (AAY): PWS awǝɣ- 1, KP awǝxtǝ- 1, 4
Koniag (AAY): AP awǝɣ-, auxtǝ- 2, 4, Kod aʔuxtǝ- 2, 4, cf. auxca(ʁ)aq 'dart', PWS auxcaq 'dart'
Central Alaskan Yupik: avǝɣ- 1, avɣuʁ- 'to cut up or divide with repeated acts', avǝk 2, aftǝ- 4, cf. āfcāq 'dart'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 2, 56
Proto-Yupik: *avǝ́-(lǝ)-
Meaning: to hurry
Russian Meaning: торопиться
Chaplino: avǝ́lǝmkīquq, avǝ́nalʁi (t) 'light-footed, brisk', avǝ́juxcáʁaqā 'to hasten'
Naukan: avál-isāʁāqa 'to halloo' caus.
Proto-Yupik: *avǝŋu-
Meaning: burl in wood
Russian Meaning: чага, нарост на дереве
Chaplino: //āvŋuq
Egegik (Peripheral): Y avŋuq, avŋulǝk 'balsam poplar'
Norton Sound (Peripheral): avŋulǝk 'balsam poplar'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 57
Proto-Yupik: *avǝrá
Meaning: clothes
Russian Meaning: одежда
Sirenik: //avraχ (-aj) [Orr]
Naukan: avrá
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 56
Proto-Yupik: *avǝ́-unt
Meaning: reason 1, pretence 2
Russian Meaning: причина 1, отговорка 2
Sirenik: avǝ́ta 1, avǝ́tǝkátǝɫǝ́χ 'suspicion'
Chaplino: avún 2, avútkaqā 'to blame'
Naukan: awɣnǝ́pa 'may be, certainly'
Proto-Yupik: *aví-
Meaning: sound, noise 1, song 2, to ask for a dance 3
Russian Meaning: шум, гром 1, песня 2, приглашать на танец 3
Sirenik: //avǝɣǝ- 'to call people to gather for a ceremony' [Em.], //avǝʁǝ-'to have ringing in ears'
Chaplino: avī 'jangle in ears', avín 2, avīɣaquq 3
Naukan: aví(luk) 1, avīɣaquq 3, avīráquq 'to pick a dancer up'
Koniag (AAY): Kod awiʁluq 1
Central Alaskan Yupik: aviʁluχtǝ-, aʁivluχtǝ- 'to noisy, clanging', aviu- 'to scream, to yell'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 57
Proto-Yupik: *aví-ʁ-
Meaning: to dry, to clean off, to wipe up
Russian Meaning: вытирать, утирать, обтирать
Chaplino: avíʁaqā, avīʁusiq (t) 'clout for cleaning'
Naukan: avéʁaqā
Chugach (AAY): aɣuiʁ-
Koniag (AAY): AP aɣʷaiʁ-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 55
Proto-Yupik: *avɫǝ́-
Meaning: to save 1, to feel sorry for smb. 2
Russian Meaning: беречь 1, сочувствовать 2
Chaplino: afɫǝ́ŋ-ak-aqā 1, afɫútaqā 2
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