Proto-Inupik: *ạɣǝ̣-ɣ-, *aɣị-aʁ-, *aɣɣi(a)-unt
Meaning: to file 1, grindstone 2, file 3
Russian meaning: пилить 1, напильник, точило 2, пила 3
SPI Dialects: Imaq ajéʁatoq 'to sharpen', ajéq 2, KI aɣiaqtoq* 'to be rubbed'
North Alaskan Inupik: aɣik-, aɣiaq- 1, aɣiaq 2, aɣɣiq (ʁ) 'sth. filed down', aɣiun 3
NAI Dialects: B, Ingl aɣiktoq* 'rubbed', B aɣiūn*, aɣiaʁun* 3, Qaw aɣiaq- 1, aɣiaq 2
Western Canadian Inupik: aɣik- sing., aɣiaq- 2 [Pryde]
WCI Dialects: M aɣiktoq* 'rubbed', aɣiūn* 3, Car? aɣiut 2 [Schn.], aɣ(ɣ)iaun 3 [Met.]
Eastern Canadian Inupik: aɣiaq- 1, aɣiaq 3, aɣɣiut(i)- 'to polish with stone or file'
ECI Dialects: Iti aɣɣiuti 'brush'
Greenlandic Inupik: aɣiaʁ- (agiarpoq*) 'to rub, to file', agiaq* 2, aɣiut 3, 2
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 7, 8
