Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)

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oken; is ___ navikhimajuq; ahiruqtuq broom haqiktaun / haqiktaut / haqiktauti; tilarrin / tilarrit / tilarriti broth imiraq broth; fat on top of ___ puiniq (see qaluiraqtuq) brother of a female ani / anik brother-in-law ningauk brother-in-law of a male nukaun’nguq (compare: (husband of wife’s younger sister) angajun’nguq) brother-in-law of male angajun’nguq (see (husband of wife’s older sister) nukan’nguq, ukuaq) burns himself/herself/itself brother; older ___ of a male; older sister of a female (older sibling, same sex) angajuk brother; older step- ___ of a male (see older step-sister of a female) angajukhaq brother; younger ___ of a female aqqaluaq (compare ani) brother; younger ___ of a male nukaq brother; younger step- ___ of a male nukakhaq brother; younger step-___ of a female aqqaluakhaq (compare anikhaq) brown kajuqtuq; marlungajuq brushes his/her/its teeth kigutigikhaqtuq; kiguhiqijuq bubble publa bucket qattaq builder; house ___ igluliuqti bull of caribou, musk ox, etc... pangniq bullet shell kinguniq bullet tip natquq (also arrowhead) buries him/her/it (a body) iluviqtaa buries it haujaa burn; starts ___ing ikuallaktuq burning; is ___ ikumajuq burns down/up ikualajuq burns himself/herself/itself uutiqtittuq Nunavut Arctic College 117
urns wood burns wood aumaliuqtuq burnt; is ___ algiqtuq burnt; smells ___ algirnilaqijuq burps nikhaaktuq burrow hiti burrow; digs a ___ hitiliuktuq busy; is ___ hanaqijuq busy; keeps ___ aliiquhiqtuq butchers pilaktuq butchers it pilaktaa butter paja / pata butterfly haqalikitaaq butterknife pajaliqin / pataliqin buttock; human ___ iqquq; nuluq (d. nulluk) buttock; side of ___ mimiq buttocks; animal ___ ukpatik button tuutaujaq buys niuvvaajuq; niuviqtuq buys it niuviqtaa 118 Nunavut Arctic College
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Inuinnaqtun to English
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A aagut (also aaktuut) skinning kni
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ablaangajuq (also aplaangajuq) has
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ajagutaaq/ajakutaaq rainbow ajakuta
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akitujuq is expensive akituvallaaqt
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allaliqtuq the weather is clearing
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angajun’nguq (see nukan’nguq, u
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annuktuq frowns; is sad anu (d. ann
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aqhalialaqijuq (see aqhalingialaqij
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arlingnaqtuq is amazing; is unexpec
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attiqtuijuq says the names of thing
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auviq snowblock auviuqtuq cuts snow
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Hananngaut (see Hivulliq) Monday ha
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higaakuvik (see arjakuurvik) ashtra
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hiqiniq sun hiqiniq pulaliqtuq sun
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hukkinnaaq stroud (a woolen materia
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I igaji a cook igajuq (see niqiliuq
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iigijaa stares at him/her/it; looks
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ikpataujaq small table ikpiguhuktuq
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ilijaa places it; puts it down ilik
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imiqtaqti water delivery man imiqta
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inuilaq uninhabited place; place wh
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iqilgagiag (also iqalgagiaq) Sabine
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ivjaruhiqtaa puts a scarf around so
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kalliqtuq (see kalluguqtuq) it is t
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kiahirutilik cross-fox kialaqijuq (
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kimik atiqaqqin (see kinauvin, kina
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kuniktaa kisses him/her/it kuniktuq
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malik wave maliktaa follows behind
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miqhuqtaa sews it; stitches him/her
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nakit qaivit where did you come fro
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nattiq seal nattiqtuq gets a seal n
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nippaqtuq (also nikpaqtuq) waits at
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Page 69 and 70: P paamnguliaq (also paan’nguliaq,
Page 71 and 72: pattitigijaa (also pinahugijaa, -ni
Page 73 and 74: pimmariktuq does things well; does
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Page 77 and 78: qakkuriktuq pure white qakugu (see
Page 79 and 80: qaqquliuqtuq ages fish heads under
Page 81 and 82: qimirutit drying rack for fish or m
Page 83 and 84: quanaqqutit (d. quanaqqutik, pl. qu
Page 85 and 86: S Saaluti Saturday sikiiraqtuq (als
Page 87 and 88: taijaa says his/her/its name taimaa
Page 89 and 90: talvatuaq that’s all; only that t
Page 91 and 92: tingittuq flies; blows away tingmia
Page 93 and 94: tuhujuq is envious tuhunnaq lucky;
Page 95 and 96: tuqujuq dies tuqulrajaqtuq (see tuq
Page 97 and 98: uhingajuq (see uhiqtuq) is naked; i
Page 99 and 100: uliun sinew, before it becomes ival
Page 101 and 102: unuqtuq a child fights, makes faces
Page 103 and 104: utkuhik (also ukkuhik) cooking pot
Page 105 and 106: English to Inuinnaqtun
Page 107 and 108: ago ago; a little while ___ uvattia
Page 109 and 110: apart apart; comes ___ ataiqtuq apa
Page 111 and 112: aby bottle B baby bottle amaamaun /
Page 113 and 114: ehind him/her/it behind him/her/it
Page 115 and 116: lind blind; is ___ takpiittuq blind
Page 117: owhead whale bowhead whale arviq (s
Page 121 and 122: caribou fat caribou fat tunnuq cari
Page 123 and 124: clearing up clearing up; the weathe
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Page 127 and 128: crunches it by mouth crunches it by
Page 129 and 130: December December Ubluirvia decides
Page 131 and 132: do do; what are you ___ing hulivit
Page 133 and 134: drizzle drizzle miniq drizzles mini
Page 135 and 136: elbow elbow; hurts his/her/its ___
Page 137 and 138: face F face kiinaq; akuliaq face; h
Page 139 and 140: fillet fillet (of meat) uliuhiniq f
Page 141 and 142: fishnet fishnet iqalukhiun fishweir
Page 143 and 144: friend friend ilannaq friend; speci
Page 145 and 146: gains weight G gains weight puvalla
Page 147 and 148: grabbed grabbed; is ___ aqhaaqtauju
Page 149 and 150: habit H habit pitquhiq hacksaw havv
Page 151 and 152: heart heart (in a deck of cards) iq
Page 153 and 154: how are you how are you (singular)
Page 155 and 156: independent independent; is ___ ili
Page 157 and 158: kayak K kayak qajaq key kii; kiluut
Page 159 and 160: lace for shoe, boot L lace for shoe
Page 161 and 162: left side left side haumik left; no
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nail n nail (for building) kikiak n
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night night; when ___ falls unnukpa
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opponents opponents; two ___ akirar
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parka parka; white ___ for hunting
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platform platform; snow ___ around
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quarrelsome quarrelsome; is ___ qan
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ecording tape recording tape nipikh
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olls rolls akhaktuq room igluaq roo
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scoop scoop; ice ___ ilaun / ilaut
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shaggy shaggy; has ___ hair tulruju
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sight sight; telescopic ___ qinngun
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slipper slipper; inner ___ ilipiruq
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snowdrift snowdrift aputtaaq snowdr
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spills it spills it kuvijaa spinal
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stepstool stepstool tunmiraq; majur
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summer summer; goes to spend the __
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tastes good tastes good tivjariktuq
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thawed thawed; is not completely __
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together together; all ___ atauttik
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trip trip; takes him/her/it along o
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urine urine quq urine; strong ___ i
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wades into water W wades into water
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weak weak; is too ___ to manage alo
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who who (more than two people) kitk
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word word uqauhiq work; does poor _
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