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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niuviqtuq<br />
niuviqtuq buys<br />
niuvirvik (see situa) store<br />
niuvvaajuq buys; shops<br />
nivaktaa digs him/her/it out<br />
nivaktuq digs<br />
nivinngaqtaa hangs it up (on a wall)<br />
nivinngarvik hook; hanger<br />
niviqtuq falls backward<br />
niviuvak fly<br />
niviuvarjuk small fly<br />
nivjaaqtuq (see nibliqtuq) makes a sound; makes<br />
noise; utters something<br />
nuijaaqpak (see kakivak) trident; three-pronged fish spear<br />
nuijjiijuq waits for something/someone to appear<br />
nuitajuq shows up; is visible; is showing<br />
nujaiqtuq has gone bald; has no more hair<br />
nujaittuq has no hair; is bald<br />
nujaq (pl. nujait) (see mitqut) hair on the head<br />
nujarluktuq has messy hair<br />
nujuaqtujuq untamed, wild animal<br />
nujuittuq tame, unafraid animal<br />
nukakhaq younger step-sister of a female; younger<br />
step-brother of a male<br />
nukaq younger brother of a male; younger sister<br />
of a female<br />
nukariit siblings (of same sex)<br />
nukatugaq young male caribou<br />
nukatukkaaq year old caribou calf; yearling<br />
nukaun’nguq (compare angajun’nguq; ukuaq) sister-inlaw<br />
(wife of husband’s younger brother);<br />
brother-in-law (husband of wife’s<br />
younger sister)<br />
nulaq crystals of ice (formed on boots, fishnet,<br />
sled runners, etc.)<br />
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