Inuinnaqtun\English Dictionary by Nunavut Arctic College (NAC)

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ukiakhaq ukiakhaq early fall ukiaq fall; autumn ukiijuq spends the winter ukiuq year; winter ukiuqtuq winter has arrived ukkuaq door ukkuaqtuq closes the door ukkuhik (also utkuhik) cooking pot (traditionally made of soapstone) ukkuiqtuq opens the door ukpatik buttocks of an animal ukpik Snowy Owl ukpirijaa believes him/her/it ukuaq (see angajun’nguq; nukaun’nguq) daughter-in-law of a female; sister-in-law of a female ukuariik daughter-in-law and mother-in-law together ukujuq bows; bends forward ukutitaq jack-knife ulapqijuq plays ulapqiujaq toy ulapqiujaqtuq plays with a toy uligaaq (see ulik) blanket uliisiqtuq races (borrowed from English) ulik (see uligaaq) blanket uliktaa covers him/her/it with a blanket; puts a blanket on him/her/it uliktuq covers himself/herself/itself with a blanket ulimakkak rat ulingajuq inside-out ulipkaaqtaa fills it up to overflowing ulipkaaqtuq is filled up to overflowing uliuhiniq filet (of meat) 96 Nunavut Arctic College
uliun sinew, before it becomes ivalu ulrujaaqtuq staggers ulrujuq falls; topples over ulu woman’s knife uluagullik Canada Goose uluak (d. ulujjak, pl. ulujjat) cheek uluaqtaa saws it uluaqtuqtaa saws it up uluaqtuun saw uluaraqtuq (see agiraqtuq) plays fiddle, violin uluaraut (see agiraq) fiddle, violin ulukhaqtuuq has lots of soapstone (traditional name for Holman Island - Ulukhaqtuuq) uluriahuktuq feels a pain ulurianaqtuq is painful umialik one who has a boat umiaq boat umiaqpak ship umik beard umiktuq is closed umilik has a beard umilruk both lips umingmaaq young muskox umingmak muskox umngijaqtuq shaves umngijauti razor un’nguq wart una this one here unaaq harpoon shaft Nunavut Arctic College unaaq 97
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Inuinnaqtun to English
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A aagut (also aaktuut) skinning kni
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ablaangajuq (also aplaangajuq) has
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ajagutaaq/ajakutaaq rainbow ajakuta
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akitujuq is expensive akituvallaaqt
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allaliqtuq the weather is clearing
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angajun’nguq (see nukan’nguq, u
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annuktuq frowns; is sad anu (d. ann
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aqhalialaqijuq (see aqhalingialaqij
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arlingnaqtuq is amazing; is unexpec
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attiqtuijuq says the names of thing
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auviq snowblock auviuqtuq cuts snow
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Hananngaut (see Hivulliq) Monday ha
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higaakuvik (see arjakuurvik) ashtra
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hiqiniq sun hiqiniq pulaliqtuq sun
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hukkinnaaq stroud (a woolen materia
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I igaji a cook igajuq (see niqiliuq
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iigijaa stares at him/her/it; looks
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ikpataujaq small table ikpiguhuktuq
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ilijaa places it; puts it down ilik
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imiqtaqti water delivery man imiqta
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inuilaq uninhabited place; place wh
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iqilgagiag (also iqalgagiaq) Sabine
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Page 49 and 50: kalliqtuq (see kalluguqtuq) it is t
Page 51 and 52: kiahirutilik cross-fox kialaqijuq (
Page 53 and 54: kimik atiqaqqin (see kinauvin, kina
Page 55 and 56: kuniktaa kisses him/her/it kuniktuq
Page 57 and 58: malik wave maliktaa follows behind
Page 59 and 60: miqhuqtaa sews it; stitches him/her
Page 61 and 62: nakit qaivit where did you come fro
Page 63 and 64: nattiq seal nattiqtuq gets a seal n
Page 65 and 66: nippaqtuq (also nikpaqtuq) waits at
Page 67 and 68: nulialik married man; has a wife nu
Page 69 and 70: P paamnguliaq (also paan’nguliaq,
Page 71 and 72: pattitigijaa (also pinahugijaa, -ni
Page 73 and 74: pimmariktuq does things well; does
Page 75 and 76: pujurvik chimney pukaraq fine sugar
Page 77 and 78: qakkuriktuq pure white qakugu (see
Page 79 and 80: qaqquliuqtuq ages fish heads under
Page 81 and 82: qimirutit drying rack for fish or m
Page 83 and 84: quanaqqutit (d. quanaqqutik, pl. qu
Page 85 and 86: S Saaluti Saturday sikiiraqtuq (als
Page 87 and 88: taijaa says his/her/its name taimaa
Page 89 and 90: talvatuaq that’s all; only that t
Page 91 and 92: tingittuq flies; blows away tingmia
Page 93 and 94: tuhujuq is envious tuhunnaq lucky;
Page 95 and 96: tuqujuq dies tuqulrajaqtuq (see tuq
Page 97: uhingajuq (see uhiqtuq) is naked; i
Page 101 and 102: unuqtuq a child fights, makes faces
Page 103 and 104: utkuhik (also ukkuhik) cooking pot
Page 105 and 106: English to Inuinnaqtun
Page 107 and 108: ago ago; a little while ___ uvattia
Page 109 and 110: apart apart; comes ___ ataiqtuq apa
Page 111 and 112: aby bottle B baby bottle amaamaun /
Page 113 and 114: ehind him/her/it behind him/her/it
Page 115 and 116: lind blind; is ___ takpiittuq blind
Page 117 and 118: owhead whale bowhead whale arviq (s
Page 119 and 120: urns wood burns wood aumaliuqtuq bu
Page 121 and 122: caribou fat caribou fat tunnuq cari
Page 123 and 124: clearing up clearing up; the weathe
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Page 127 and 128: crunches it by mouth crunches it by
Page 129 and 130: December December Ubluirvia decides
Page 131 and 132: do do; what are you ___ing hulivit
Page 133 and 134: drizzle drizzle miniq drizzles mini
Page 135 and 136: elbow elbow; hurts his/her/its ___
Page 137 and 138: face F face kiinaq; akuliaq face; h
Page 139 and 140: fillet fillet (of meat) uliuhiniq f
Page 141 and 142: fishnet fishnet iqalukhiun fishweir
Page 143 and 144: friend friend ilannaq friend; speci
Page 145 and 146: gains weight G gains weight puvalla
Page 147 and 148: grabbed grabbed; is ___ aqhaaqtauju
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habit H habit pitquhiq hacksaw havv
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heart heart (in a deck of cards) iq
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how are you how are you (singular)
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independent independent; is ___ ili
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kayak K kayak qajaq key kii; kiluut
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lace for shoe, boot L lace for shoe
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left side left side haumik left; no
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looks attentively looks attentively
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match match ikkin / ikkit / ikkiti
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more more; some ___ -ffaaq- / -phaa
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nail n nail (for building) kikiak n
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night night; when ___ falls unnukpa
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opponents opponents; two ___ akirar
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parka parka; white ___ for hunting
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platform platform; snow ___ around
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quarrelsome quarrelsome; is ___ qan
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ecording tape recording tape nipikh
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olls rolls akhaktuq room igluaq roo
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scoop scoop; ice ___ ilaun / ilaut
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shaggy shaggy; has ___ hair tulruju
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sight sight; telescopic ___ qinngun
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slipper slipper; inner ___ ilipiruq
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snowdrift snowdrift aputtaaq snowdr
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spills it spills it kuvijaa spinal
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stepstool stepstool tunmiraq; majur
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summer summer; goes to spend the __
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tastes good tastes good tivjariktuq
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thawed thawed; is not completely __
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together together; all ___ atauttik
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trip trip; takes him/her/it along o
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urine urine quq urine; strong ___ i
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wades into water W wades into water
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weak weak; is too ___ to manage alo
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who who (more than two people) kitk
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word word uqauhiq work; does poor _
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