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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tuhujuq is envious<br />
tuhunnaq lucky; I’m envious<br />
tuhutujuq is always envious<br />
tui (d. tuik) shoulder<br />
tujurmiaq (also tuurmiaq) stranger; foreigner<br />
tukaliktuq kicks a dying animal, person in sleep<br />
tukhiqtuq asks for something; begs for something<br />
tukhuktaa dents it<br />
tukhungajuq is dented<br />
tukkaliqtuq thumps (of rabbit)<br />
tukkaqtaa kicks it with his/her foot<br />
tuktu caribou<br />
tuktuttuq gets a caribou<br />
tuktuujaq daddy long legs spider<br />
tuktuvak moose<br />
tuktuvalik (d. tuktuvallak) moosehide sole<br />
tulagvik (see apurvik, niujjivik) dock<br />
tulaktuq (see apuqtuq) boat reaches the shore; boat<br />
lands<br />
tulimaaq rib<br />
tulrujuq has long, shaggy hair; has thick hair<br />
tulugaq raven<br />
tuluriaq canine tooth<br />
tumi track; footprint<br />
tumiruajuq tracks an animal; follows an animal’s trail<br />
tungauttuq shoots too low<br />
tungullaktuq is exhausted<br />
tungungajuq blue<br />
tunguttuq turns blue (a person, from being cold,<br />
choking, ...)<br />
tunihijuq gives something<br />
tunijaa gives it<br />
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tunijaa<br />
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