Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)

nippaqtuq (also nikpaqtuq) waits at seal’s breathing
hole
niqait gums of the mouth
niqi food; meat
niqikhaqtaa gets him/her/it something to eat
Niqiliqivik August
niqiliuqtuq (see igajuq) makes food to eat; cooks;
prepares food
nirijaa (also-tuq-) eats it
nirijuq (also-tuq-) eats
niriniaqtuq grazes; will eat
niripkaqtaa feeds him/her/it
nirjun/nirjut/nirjuti (see anngun) game animal
nirlirnaq Black Brant
nirlivik White-fronted Goose
nirrit (pl. nirritit) table knife; eating utensil
nirumiktuq is soft (and warm)
niu leg; skin of a caribou leg
niujaujuq is allowed to disembark; is let off a vehicle
or boat; is dropped off
niujijuq comes off/out accidentally
niujjijuq allows him/her/it to disembark; lets
him/her/it off a boat, out of a vehicle
niujjivik (see apurvik, tulagvik) dock; unloading
place; a place to disembark; landing place;
a place to get off
niujuq gets off a vehicle, boat; gets out of a
vehicle or boat; disembarks; begins
walking
niuqhijuq (also imiqtuq, -tuq-, niuqqaqtuq) sips;
takes a sip; drinks
niuqqaqtuq (also imiqtuq, -tuq-, niuqhijuq) drinks
niurmiktuq (see kakkiliqtaqtuq) sniffs; sniffles
niuviqtaa buys it
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