Proto-Inupik: *ämi- (-lʁạ-, -tu-)
Meaning: many 1, to increase in numbers 2, insuffcient 3
Russian meaning: много 1, увеличеваться в численость 2, недостатачный 3
Seward Peninsula Inupik: amisut 1 [Jen.]
SPI Dialects: Imaq amaʁla- 1, amiɣanɨq neg. 'small part of sth.', amiɣaluɣu neg. 'a little', W ämalʁato(w)aq*, ämijeto(w)aq* 1, KI ämiɫʁat*, ämiɫʁaʁtut* pl. 1
North Alaskan Inupik: amizʁaq- 1, amiɣaq- neg. 3
NAI Dialects: B ämiʎʁąt* pl., ämicut* pl. 1, Ingl ämiʎʎaʁąt* pl. 1, Qaw amajaqtūrau- neg. 'few'
Western Canadian Inupik: amit- 2 [Schn.]
WCI Dialects: Cor ämiʎʁąt* pl., ämix́un* 1, Cop amihut 1, Net, amihut, amilʁaq- 1 [Ras.], Car amihut 1, amilʁait 'very numerous', Perry River amilli- 2 [Pryde], Cop amiɣaqneg. 3, amiɣaiq- neg.-neg. 'numerous, multiply' [Pryde], Cop, Net, Car amilʁat 'herd of caribou'
Eastern Canadian Inupik: amisut 1, amiɣaʁi- neg. 'to have a shortage of'
Greenlandic Inupik: amiʁɫa- (amerdláput*) 1, amisut (amisut*) 'pod of seals or white whales', amiɣaʁ- neg. 3
GRI Dialects: NG amihūssihut 'group of seals at hole in ice'
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 22, 23
