Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)
Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)
Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)
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amaun/amaut/amauti<br />
amaun/amaut/amauti woman’s parka for packing a ba<strong>by</strong> on her<br />
back<br />
amiakkut pieces left over; remnants<br />
amigaittut (see inugiaktut, amihut) are many; are<br />
numerous<br />
amihut (see amigaittut, inugiaktut) many<br />
amiijaijuq skins something<br />
amiiqtaa skins it<br />
amiiqtuq wears out; is worn out (of clothes); is<br />
skinned<br />
amiq (d. ammak, pl. amrit) sealskin; animal<br />
hide<br />
amiraijaijuq peels a fruit, vegetable<br />
amiraijaqtaa peels it; skins it<br />
amiraq peel of fruit, vegetable; skin of a fish; bark<br />
of a tree<br />
an’ngajuktuqtuq (also an’rajuktuq) is out of breath<br />
anaanattiaq grandmother<br />
anaq excrement<br />
anaqtaun/anaqtaut/anaqtauti sewage truck<br />
anaqtautiliqiji sewage truck driver<br />
anaqtuq defecates<br />
anarnat laxative<br />
anarvik toilet; bathroom; washroom<br />
anaujaa clubs him/her/it<br />
anautaq a club<br />
angaajjuvik (see aturvik) church<br />
angajuk older sibling of the same sex; (older<br />
brother of a male; older sister of a female)<br />
angajukhaq older step-sibling of the same sex; (older<br />
step-sister of a female; older step-brother<br />
of a male)<br />
angajugiik/-t siblings of the same sex<br />
angajukhiqun eldest sibling<br />
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<strong>Nunavut</strong> <strong>Arctic</strong> <strong>College</strong>
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