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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akhatquq<br />
akhatquq upper arm<br />
akhun try hard; go ahead; more effort; really ...<br />
akhunaaq rope<br />
akhuuqtuq makes an effort; tries hard<br />
aki counterpart; one of two; price (what is<br />
exchanged for something of equal value);<br />
other side of a body of water<br />
akiani across; on the other side (of a body of<br />
water); on the opposite shore<br />
akihaqtuq challenges someone to a game<br />
akiittuq it is free; it doesn’t cost anything<br />
akiittuqtaqtuq gets it for free<br />
akikitqijaujuq it is cheaper<br />
akikittuq it is cheap; it is inexpensive<br />
akikittuqtaarijaa gets it cheaper<br />
akiliqtaa pays for it<br />
akiliuhiarijaa receives it as a payment<br />
akilliq located at the opposite end<br />
akimahuqtuq (also akimajuktuq) always wins<br />
akimaittuq loses a game<br />
akimajuktuq (also akimahuqtuq) always wins<br />
akimajuq wins a game<br />
akin / akit / akiti pillow<br />
akiraq opponent<br />
akiraqatigiiktuk they (two) carry something together<br />
akiraqtuqtaa takes revenge on him/her/it; fights back at<br />
him/her/it<br />
akiraqtuqtuq fights; fights back; takes revenge<br />
akirariik two opponents; two enemies<br />
akirarijaa has him/her/it as an opponent<br />
akiraun/akiraut/akirauti yoke for carrying two water pails<br />
akirautik stretcher (for carrying injured person)<br />
akiruq knot in wood<br />
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<strong>Nunavut</strong> <strong>Arctic</strong> <strong>College</strong>
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