Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)

quanaqqutit (d. quanaqqutik, pl. quanaqquhi)
thank you
quanaqtuq (see qujahuktuq) is thankful; is grateful
quaq frozen fish or meat
quaqhalaarun/quaqhalaarut
/quaqhalaaruti
(see paatuliiq) battery
quaqtaq pinworm
qugjuk Whistling Swan
quglugiaq (see aulvik) small caterpillar
qugluktaa startles him/her/it
qugluktaaqtuq is easy to startle
qugluktuq is startled
quijuq urinates
quinaktuq feels ticklish
quinangnaqtuq gives a tickling sensation;
makes the flesh crawl
qujagijaa is thankful to him/her/it
qujahuktuq (also quanaqtuq) is grateful; is thankful
qujajuittuq is ungrateful
qujajuq is content; is pleased
qukturaq (d. quqtuqqak) leg; thigh
qulittaq outside caribou-skin parka
qulliq
qulliq traditional soapstone lamp (used for
cooking, heating, light); a lamp; a lantern
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