Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)

kimik atiqaqqin (see kinauvin, kina atqit) what’s your
name
kina (d. kitkuk; pl. kitkut) who
kina atqin (see kinauvit, kimik atiqaqqit) what’s your
name
kinamik (see kimik) whom
kinauvit (see kina atqin, kimik atiqaqqin) what’s
your name
kingmautik (see tiggutik) pliers
kingmiktaq Russian dance (kicking one’s heels)
kingmingnak cranberry
kingmitquq heel
kinguani in the rear part of ...; at the end of ....
kingulliq the last one; rear
kingullirmi the last time
kingumut backwards
kinguniq empty gun shell
kinguq krill (resembles a small shrimp)
kinnguqtaa misses him/her/it; wishes him/her/it back
kipaqati (see nanguqati) teasing partner
kipataa teases him/her/it; is kidding him/her/it
kipattijuq teases someone; is kidding someone
kipihimajuq has been cut off; is severed
kipijaa cuts it
kipijuq cuts something
kipkaq bone for gnawing or picking
kipkaqtaa gnaws it; picks at it; chews on it
kipkaqtuq gnaws a bone; picks a bone; chews a bone
kipkariktuq bone with meat and fat, good for gnawing
kitautiqtuq passes at a distance; stays in the offing
kitittijuq counts
kitkuk (see kina) who (two people)
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