noun.
A word in local use in Alaska; from "tupik" in certain western Eskimo dialects, signifying tent or house; A North American Indian or Eskimo hut made of weeds, twigs, and animal skins.
A word in local use in Alaska; from "tupik" in certain western Eskimo dialects, signifying tent or house; A North American Indian or Eskimo hut made of weeds, twigs, and animal skins.
The Eskimo Song
(reference: 4th-grade music class):
Oomiak, kayak, mukluk, toopik,
Oomiak, kayak, mukluk, toopik,
Oomiak, a boat for many men,
Kayak, a boat for one man.
(reference: 4th-grade music class):
Oomiak, kayak, mukluk, toopik,
Oomiak, kayak, mukluk, toopik,
Oomiak, a boat for many men,
Kayak, a boat for one man.
by ClubIrie123 May 9, 2017