Sonja Lang > Pite Janseke
on Facebook | 17 Sept 2018

if I remember correctly, kipisi was from Inuktitut.

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So far I've been able to find this:

[PDF]Iñupiat Eskimo dictionary - Alaska State Library

p.49

uluun saw
kipluun (K), kivluun (N) cross-cut saw

p.50
kivluktuk cuts across

p.102
kipaluak steep undercut river bank

p.134
ikpiktitaktuk bank is being undercut by water
i.kpi.kt i.taktu k

p.140
kipriruk (K), kirriruk (N) cuts off, severs
kipligaa cuts it in two, severs it

and

p.122
ipiktuk is sharp

p.53
pisiksi (N), siksi (K) bow
https://library.alaska.gov/hist/hist_docs/docs/anlm/200078.pdf

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