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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ukiakhaq<br />
ukiakhaq early fall<br />
ukiaq fall; autumn<br />
ukiijuq spends the winter<br />
ukiuq year; winter<br />
ukiuqtuq winter has arrived<br />
ukkuaq door<br />
ukkuaqtuq closes the door<br />
ukkuhik (also utkuhik) cooking pot (traditionally<br />
made of soapstone)<br />
ukkuiqtuq opens the door<br />
ukpatik buttocks of an animal<br />
ukpik Snowy Owl<br />
ukpirijaa believes him/her/it<br />
ukuaq (see angajun’nguq; nukaun’nguq)<br />
daughter-in-law of a female; sister-in-law<br />
of a female<br />
ukuariik daughter-in-law and mother-in-law<br />
together<br />
ukujuq bows; bends forward<br />
ukutitaq jack-knife<br />
ulapqijuq plays<br />
ulapqiujaq toy<br />
ulapqiujaqtuq plays with a toy<br />
uligaaq (see ulik) blanket<br />
uliisiqtuq races (borrowed from English)<br />
ulik (see uligaaq) blanket<br />
uliktaa covers him/her/it with a blanket; puts a<br />
blanket on him/her/it<br />
uliktuq covers himself/herself/itself with a blanket<br />
ulimakkak rat<br />
ulingajuq inside-out<br />
ulipkaaqtaa fills it up to overflowing<br />
ulipkaaqtuq is filled up to overflowing<br />
uliuhiniq filet (of meat)<br />
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<strong>Nunavut</strong> <strong>Arctic</strong> <strong>College</strong>
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