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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akitujuq is expensive<br />
akituvallaaqtuq is too expensive<br />
akkiutaq plate<br />
aktikkutariik two the same size<br />
aktuqtaa touches him/her/it<br />
aku tail piece of clothing<br />
akujuq stirs; mixes<br />
akukittuq is short (clothing); has a short tailpiece<br />
(clothing)<br />
akuliak (see kiinaq, qauq) face<br />
akuliarikhijuq recovers from an illness<br />
akuliariktuq has a nice face<br />
akulliq the one in the middle<br />
akulliqun/akulliqut/akulliquti middle child; something that is in the<br />
middle<br />
akulrutaaqtuq goes in between<br />
akun’nganiittuq is located in between<br />
akunniq the space in between<br />
akuqtujuq is long (clothing)<br />
akurun/akurut/akuruti skirt<br />
akuttijuq punches dough; kneads dough; mixes<br />
something<br />
akutuq Eskimo ice cream (a mixture of whipped<br />
fat, dried fish and berries, especially aqpit)<br />
alaiqtuq wears out; bottom part is worn out (sole of<br />
shoe, etc...)<br />
alappaa (see iijji) I’m cold; it’s very cold (weather)<br />
alappaaqtuq (living thing) is cold<br />
algaak a pair of gloves<br />
algaaq glove<br />
algaijaqtuq (see algaiqhijuq) has cold hands<br />
algaiqhijuq (see algaijaqtuq) has cold hands<br />
algak (d. algaak) hand<br />
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algak<br />
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