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Entry Practical Orthography IPA English 
1  tiɡ̂lax̂ ˈtiʁlaχ  bald eagle 
2  tiistax̂ ˈtiːstaχ  dough, piecrust 
3  tiihnax̂ ˈtiːhnaχ  mound 
4  tanix̂ ˈtaniχ  forehead 
5  taangax̂ ˈtaːŋaχ  water 
6  tukux̂ ˈtukuχ  chief 
7  tulax̂ ˈtulaχ  forearm 
8  tuutx̂ax̂ ˈtuːtχaχ  dried stalk of cow 
9  chis ˈtʃis  to stick adhere, cleave 
10  chisil ˈtʃisil  scatter 
11  chiɡdax̂ ˈtʃiʁdaχ (d or ð)  Aleut raincoat 
12  chiidax̂ ˈtʃiːðaχ  baby animal, e.g. seal 
13  chaɡix̂ ˈtʃaɣiχ  halibut 
14  chaasxix̂ ˈtʃaːsxiχ  cup 
15  chuɡux̂ ˈtʃaːsxiχ  sand 
16  chuulkix ˈtʃuːlkix  socks 
17  kiɡil ˈkiɣil  to bite 
18  kiin ˈkiːn  who 
19  kadan ˈkaðan  in front of the speaker 
20  kaangux̂ ˈkaːŋuχ  healthy 
21  kukax̂ ˈkukaχ  grandmother 
22  kuusxix̂ ˈkuːsxiχ  cat 
23  qiqix̂ ˈqiqiχ  slime 
24  qiiɡax̂ ˈqiːɣaχ  grass 
25  qalɡadax̂ qalˈɣaðaχ  food 
26  qaadas ˈqaːðas  dolly varden (fish) 
27  quhmax̂ ˈquhmaχ  white 
28  sisax̂ ˈsisaχ  hundred 
29  siintax̂ ˈsiːntaχ  cent 
30  sas ˈsas  birds 
31  saalax̂ ˈsaːlaχ  lard, reindeer fat 
32  saakux̂ ˈsaːkuχ  king eider 
33  susux̂ ˈsusuχ  pus 
34  suuskax̂ ˈsuːskaχ  baby's bottle 
35  ziilitax̂ ˈziːlitaχ  vest 
36  azax̂ ˈazaχ  to be, no time marker 
37  zaavtrikax̂ ˈzaːvtrikaχ  breakfast 
38  huzus ˈhuzus  to make plenty 
39  zuulutax̂ ˈzuːlutaχ  gold 
40  dix̂ ˈdiχ  soot 
41  diikal ˈdiːkal  mischievous 
42  dax̂ ˈdaχ  eye 
43  daax̂tux̂ ˈdaːχtuχ  kidney 
44  duskax̂ ˈduskaχ  washboard, plank 
45  gil ˈɣil  he is envious 
46  aɡul ˈaɣul  to make, build 
47  x̂aayax̂ ˈχaːjaχ  steam bath 
48  x̂ax̂ ˈχaχ  (halibut) stomach 
49  ɡul ˈɣul  to go through 
50  hinus ˈhinus  piece of sod (barnbara) 
51  halal ˈhalal  to turn the head 
52  hudax̂ ˈhudaχ  dried fish 
53  aɡ̂al ˈaʁal  to open, ebb tide 
54  asxinux̂ asˈxinuχ  one (girl) 
55  alax asxinux ˈalax asˈxinux  two girls 
56  hizax ˈhizax  almost 
57  miilax̂ ˈmiːlaχ  soap 
58  mal ˈmal  to do 
59  mukax̂ ˈmukaχ  flour 
60  Niiɡ̂uɡ̂is ˈniːʁuʁis  people of Atka 
61  naɡa ˈnaɣa  it's inside 
62  anax̂ ˈanaχ  mother 
63  qanul ˈqanul  smells of fish 
64  qunɡix̂ ˈquŋiχ  hump (back) 
65  hanɡal ˈhaŋal  to go up 
66  qanɡul ˈqaŋul  to go in 
67  hmiichix̂ ˈhmiːtʃiχ  ball 
68  hmachil ˈhmatʃil  to get stuck 
69  hmuqatix̂ hmuˈqatiχ  fish's gill cover 
70  chuhnil ˈtʃuhnil  to poke 
71  ahnatix̂ aˈhnatiχ  marker 
72  hnul ˈhnul  to reach 
73  kahngil ˈkahŋil  to bend 
74  ahnɡal ˈahŋal  to acknowledge 
75  qahnɡus ˈqahŋus  seaweed 
76  waya ˈwaja  right here, now 
77  lil ˈlil  to like like, appear 
78  lal ˈlal  to pick up, gather 
79  lul ˈlul  to believe 
80  yas ˈjas  reef 
81  ayul ˈajul  to fall 
82  hwaɡ̂ix̂ ˈhwaʁiχ  smoke 
83  tahlidax̂ taˈhliðaχ  knot in wood 
84  hlax̂ ˈhlaχ  boy 
85  qihluxs ˈqihluxs  barking 
86  hyal ˈçal  tide 
87  hyul ˈçul  to pour, spill 
88  aalal ˈaːlal  being done 
89  alax̂ ˈalaχ  whale 
90  alal ˈalal  want 
91  chiidax̂ ˈtʃiːðaχ  baby animal (e.g. seal) 
92  hiilal ˈhiːlal  done that way 
93  chidaɡ̂a tʃiˈðaʁa  border, space beside 
94  inux̂ ˈinuχ  piece of tobacco 
95  hilal ˈhilal  to read 
96  huudal ˈhuːðal  to sound horn 
97  udax̂ ˈuðax  bay 
98  hudal ˈhuðal  to dry fish or meat 
99  kitax̂ ˈkitaχ  foot 
100  hlam kitaa ˈhlam kiˈtaː  boy's foot 
101  tunux̂ ˈtunuχ  word 
102  Unangam tunuu uˈnaŋam tuˈnuː  Aleut language 
103  tanix̂ ˈtaniχ  forehead 
104  hlam tanii ˈhlam taˈniː  boy's forehead 
105  kakix̂tal ˈkakiχˈtal  looks up 
106  qaqaɡ̂ix̂ qaˈqaʁiχ  arctic loon 
107  kixs ˈkixs  to bite 
108  quqdax̂ ˈquqðaχ  dirty 
109  qadux̂ ˈqaðuχ  scab on skin 
110  kitax̂ ˈkitaχ  foot 
111  qilax̂ ˈqilaχ  morning 
112  kudux̂ ˈkuðuχ  leg 
113  chaknax̂ ˈtʃaknaχ  stinky 
114  daaxtux̂ ˈdaːχtuχ  kidney 
115  akalux̂ aˈkaluχ  way, path 
116  aqal aˈqal  stretch 
117  chngax̂ ˈtʃŋaχ  fur, pelt, yarn 
118  humɡix̂ ˈhumɣiχ  lung 
119  amxix̂ ˈamxiχ  flesh of fish 
120  umɡ̂ix̂ ˈumʁiχ  bait 
121  kdax̂ ˈkðaχ (ð may be θ)  ice 
122  sdax̂ ˈsðaχ (ð may be θ)  star 
123  Aliĝis qawanaaĝikus.   Old men hunted sealions. 
124  Aliĝis qawanaaĝil?   Did old men hunt sealions? 
125  Anax̂ asxinux̂ kumsix̂tal.   The mothers carried the girls. 
126  Anax̂ asxinux̂ kumsix̂tal, ii?   Did the mothers carry the girls? 
127  Asxinus qasxanax̂.   The girls laughed. 
128  Asxinus qasxal, ii?   Did the girls laugh? 
129  Asxudgis qasxanax̂.   The big girls laugh. 
130  Asxudgis qasxanax̂, ii?   Did the big girls laugh? 
131  Aagayuuĝis uyungis aduzax̂.   Cormorants' necks are long. 
132  Aagayuuĝim uyungis aduzax̂?   Are cormorants' necks long? 
133  Hlas asxinus qingunaaĝiguu, anaa ngaan hix̂tada.   If boys try to kiss girls- tell their mothers. 
134  Hlas qingunaax̂s aguu, asxinus anaan ngaan hix̂tada.   If boys try to kiss, girls tell their mothers. 
135  Adangis quganas haĝunas.   Their fathers carried rocks. (asking a Q) 
136  Adas quganas haĝux̂takus, asxinus qasxanas.   When their fathers carried rocks, the girls laughed. 
137  Tanasxam ilan tanasxaĝikus.   We were out there (camping). 
138  Igax̂tax̂ waaĝanax̂.   The airplane came. 
139  Sakang akus igax̂tax̂ waaĝanax̂.   When we were out there, the airplane came. 
140  Ulangis uluudalakax̂, qaxchix̂dakux̂.   Their house isn't red, it's black.