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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kapihilik<br />
kapihilik whitefish; a fish that has scales<br />
kapijaa gives him/her/it an injection; stabs<br />
him/her/it<br />
kapijuq stabs himself/herself/itself; gives<br />
himself/herself an injection<br />
kapittuq is tight (of clothing)<br />
kappiagijaa (see iqhigijaa) is afraid of him/her/it<br />
kappiahuktuq (see iqhijuq) is in distress; is alarmed; is<br />
scared; is afraid<br />
kappianaqtuq (see iqhinaqtuq) is distressing; is alarming;<br />
is scary; is frightening<br />
kapuraun/kapuraut/kapurauti fork<br />
kapuun/kapuut/kapuuti harpoon; spear; injection needle; spade in<br />
deck of cards<br />
kataktaa drops him/her/it<br />
kataktuq (see iukkaqtuq) drops; falls; falls off<br />
katilvik (also katimavik) meeting place; gathering<br />
place<br />
katimajut are having a meeting; are together<br />
katimavik (see katilvik) meeting place; gathering<br />
place<br />
katittait gathered them<br />
katittijuq gathers something<br />
katittut are gathered<br />
kattuaq bicep<br />
katuktuq beats the drum<br />
katuun/katuut/katuuti stick for beating a drum; drum stick<br />
kaugvik anvil; stone on which to crack bones<br />
kautaujaq hammer<br />
kauttuaq pocket<br />
kauttuarminunngaqtaa puts it in his/her own pocket<br />
kauttuarmiutarijaa keeps it in his/her/its own pocket<br />
kia whose<br />
kiahik (d. kiattik) shoulder blade<br />
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