Appendix VII
Glossary of Various Dialects in Use Amongst the Tchuktchis Inhabiting the Coasts of N.E. Siberia
| Cape Shelagskoi to Whalen. | East Cape. | Oumwaidjik. |
| There is: Warkin | Warkin | |
| There is not: Winga | Winga | |
| No: Winga | Winga | Naka |
| Yes: Ee-ee | Ee-ee | Ah-ah |
| All right: Metchinki | ||
| Here: Utku | ||
| I—my: Mori | Wee | Kwanga |
| You—your: Turginian | ||
| A deer: Korang | Kashinat | Guwiniak |
| A house: Yarat | Muntarak | Muntarak |
| Far: Yar | ||
| By-and-bye: Yo-yo | ||
| A walrus: Durka | Ibok | Ayivak |
| Wood: Ut-Tut | Naksiet | |
| To sleep: Zipiska | ||
| Keep still: Deakarikti | Sien | Napéré |
| I don’t know: Ko | ||
| A dog: At-Tau | Kokmarok | Klikmak |
| A man: Katowvak | Yuk | |
| A woman: Nawonskat | Aranak | |
| To drink: Megwesiak | Mugwe | |
| A bear: Umhang | Nanok | Nanok |
| A seal: Memet | Nahksak | Maklak |
| A sled: Urgur | Kaimukshik | Kamiyak |
| A steamer: It-Kowat | Toroma | Amakpawit |
| A knife: Vallia | Sinkat | |
| A duck: Gallia | Tigumak | Kawak |
| Ice: Ilgil | Sikok | Siku |
| Snow: Alash | Ani | Anio |
| Wind: Yu-yo | Anok | Anokiva |
| Good-day: Ta-oom | Taham | Tanakhoom |
| You lie: | Eklang | Eklima-Kotung |
| The hand: | Askak | Eehit |
| To smoke: Takwaigen | Aptiok | Meluktok |
| 1: Nerisha | Atajak | Atajak |
| 2: Irak | Mailop | Mailop |
| 3: Nerok | Piniayut | Piniayut |
| 4: Nirak | Shtemet | Shtemet |
| 5: Metch-Tinga | Taklimat | Taklimat |
| 6: No-Metch-Tinga | Awindlit | Awindlit |
| 7: Nera-Ah | Mara-Awindlit | Mara-Awindlit |
| 8: Angero-Utkui | Pinia-Unlulut | Pinia-Unlulut |
| 9: Onasinki | Shtema-Unlulut | Shtema-Unlulut |
| 10: Menitku | Kullia | Kullia |