Инупиак

The Atheneum Press, 1901. — 383 p. This work treats only of the Western dialect of the widespread Innuit language. By this is meant the dialect spoken by the Eskimo, who dwell along the coast of Alaska, from Nushagak up by the mouth of the Kuskokwim River, and through the great interfluvial tract between that river and the Yukon; also throughout the Yukon delta, and finally...

Georg Olms, 1970. — 424 p. Grammatical fundamentals of the Innuit language as spoken by the Eskimo of the western coast of Alaska A grammar of the Western dialect of Inuktitut (the Inuit languages), which is related to Greenlandic. Contains an overview of all the grammar; the first section of the book contains practise lines, the second section contains a more detailed...

Türkiye: V-ci Uluslararası Türk Dili Kurultayı Bildirileri, 2004. — 35 p. Кара Мехмет. Тюркские элементы в эскимосском языке (на тур. яз.) İçindekiler: Türemiş Kelimeler. Basit Kelimeler.

Rice University, 2010. — 275 p. This dissertation is a reference grammar of the Malimiut Coastal dialect of Inupiaq (ISO: ESI, ESK, IPK), an Eskimo-Aleut language of northwestern Alaska spoken by the Inupiat people. It complements existing descriptions of Inupiaq by filling gaps in documentation. With approximately 2000 speakers, mainly above 50 years of age, Inupiaq is...

Alaska Native Language Center, 1974. — 34 p. These lesson plans are prepared as suggestions for any Iñupiaq Bilingual Teacher to use if she wants to. The Bilingual Teacher should not restrict her vocabulary to the list of action verbs listed in this booklet, but should speak Iñupiaq as much as possible to the children. The children may not understand too much at first, but later...

Fairbanks, University of Alaska, 2000. - 154 p. Preliminary Edition For Student Use Only. Chapter XIV Contemporative I Mood Chapter XV Optative-imperative and negative contemporative moods Chapter XVI Demonstrative adverbs in locative, vialis, ablative, and terminalis Chapter XVII Transitive "present" and "past" tense verb endings of the indicative mood Chapter XVIII...

Anchorage: National bilingual materials development center, Rural Education University of Alaska, 1980. — 42 p. Written by Mary L. Pope, Tupou L. Pulu. Illustrated by J. Leslie Boffa. An illustrated Iñupiaq elementary level reading book designed for secondary or boarding schools in bilingual Iñupiaq-English training programs in Alaska Ashungnak area.

Fairbanks: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1968. — 41 p. Illustrated by C.E. Platts. Eskimo reader for the Kobuk river - Kotzebue Sound area. This Eskimo reader introduces a scientific alphabet for the Kobuk river and Kotzebue Sound area Eskimos. Each letter of the alphabet is illustrated on pages 37- 41 by pictures, Eskimo words, and by English words if the sounds are...