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kitsajuk
sad (he/she is...)
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kitsavunga
sad (I am....)
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kitsatitaujuk
sad (it makes him...)
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tagiuk
salt
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atjigejok
same (they are the...)
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siugak
sand
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sonâpint
Saturday
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Sonâpint
Saturday (Iqaluit dialect)
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Sukkaitumik uKallugu
Say it slowly.
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matsojak
scallop
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Kungaselitak
scarf; men's tie
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ilinniavik
school; classroom
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kitjautek
scissors
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suangâjuk
scolds someone (he/she...)
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kiliutik
scraper for cleaning skins
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kanajuk
sculpin
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imappik
sea
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nipisak
sea leech
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kinguk
sea louse
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omajuit imammiutait
sea mammals
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imammiutait ogaillu
sea mammals and fish
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naujak
seagull
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Kajuttutuk
seal broth (he/she eats...)
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Kajuliuttuk
seal broth (he/she makes...)
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puijisiugiattuk
seal hunting (he/she goes...)
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puijisiugiasimajuk
seal hunting (he/she has gone...)
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kiliutik
seal skin scraper
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âllusiuttuk
seals' breathing holes (he/she looks for...)
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sitjak
seashore
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KikKuak
seaweed
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Kulâk
second floor
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takujait
see (you...it)
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takuvusi
see something (you 3+...)
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takuvutik
see something (you two...)
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takulâgivugut
See you again soon.
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takuniagivuguk
See you in a bit.
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takulâgivagit
See you later (sometime in the future)
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takulâgivagit Metivogimi
See you on Wednesday.
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takujanga
sees him/her/it (he/she...)
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takujânga
sees me (he/she...)
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takujuk
sees something (he/she...)
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takuvâtit
sees you (he/she...)
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Septembera
September
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sepat
seven
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mitsujuk
sews (he/she...)
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ikkatuk
shallow (it is...)
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ipittuk
sharp (it is...)
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tamânengituk
She / he is not here.
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kanâk
shin
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pujulik
ship
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uviniguk
shirt
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itigâlok
shoes (a pair)
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niuvinniagiajuk
shopping (he/she goes...)
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sitjak
shore
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naittuk
short
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sivikittuk
short (distance or time)
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naittut nujait
short hair
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naittuk
short hand (clock)
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nainnisak
shorter
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nainnisaujuk
shorter (it's...)
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tuik
shoulder
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upvatuk
showers (he/she...)
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namojukkiak
shows up (he/she...)
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kingupvak
shrimp
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kangusuttivâtit
shy (he/she makes you feel...)
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kangusuvutit
shy (you are ...)
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Katangutik
sibling
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Kanimajuk
sick (he/she feels...)
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ânniajuk
sick; in pain (he/she is...)
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sanigak
side (of body)
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atitâgivunga
sign it (I...)
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ingittik
singer
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ingijuk
sings (he/she...)
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maggaligipvik
sink
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nukak
sister of a male
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ukuak
sister-in-law (brother’s wife)
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sakiak
sister-in-law (husband’s sister)
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ingigitsi
Sit down. (command, addressing 3+)
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ingigit
Sit down. (command, addressing one person)
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ingigittik
Sit down. (command, addressing two people)
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sâksit
six
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uvinik
skin (human)
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amik
skin (land animals)
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Kisik
skin (sea animals)
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mattak
skin of beluga or narwhal
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saluttuk
skinny
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annugâk
skirt
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Kamutik
sled
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sinittuk
sleeps (he/she...)
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sinisigiallatuk
sleeps in (he/she...)
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uingaven?
sleepy (Are you...?)
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uingajuk
sleepy (he/she is...)
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uinngavunga
sleepy (I am...)
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siaggijuk
slipped (she/he...)
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sukkaituk
slow
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sukkailigiallutit
Slow down!
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sukkailigiajuk
slows down (it...)
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mikijuk
small (it is...)
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Kungajuk
smiles (he/she...)
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piattuk
smooth (it is...)
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manittuk
smooth surface; flat ground
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ikulliatuk
smooth, calm seas
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piattuk
smooth/slippery (it is...)
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kittugajuk
snaps (sewing)
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aputik
snow
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apijuk
snow (falls and covers)
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kanguk
snow goose
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apisimajuk
snow-covered
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tipvigut
snowdrift
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Kannivâ?
snowing (Is it...?)
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Kannivuk
snowing (it's...)
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sikitok
snowmobile
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uppik
snowy owl
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alittek
socks (a pair)
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itsivautatsuak
sofa
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aKittuk
soft
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ilangit
some of them
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Apvitommiuk
someone from Hopedale
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Maggovimmiuk
someone from Makkovik
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Nunaingumiuk
someone from Nain
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KipukKamiuk
someone from Postville
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kikiammiuk
someone from Rigolet
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kappianattosok
something dangerous that causes fear
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Kuvianattuk
something that brings happiness, contentment, pleasant memories
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ilangani
sometimes
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innik
son
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ningauk
son-in-law; brother-in-law (of the same sex)
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Kupanuak
songbird
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mânnakut
soon
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Kungulik
sorrel
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pijâgingituk
sorry (he/she feels...)
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pijâgingilanga
sorry (I'm...)
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Kuviagijaujuk
source of happiness
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Kupanuak
sparrow or songbird
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UKâlattik
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly
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alutsautik
spoon
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alutsautialuk
spoon (big)
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aippak
spouse; partner; common-law
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upingâk
spring
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majotet
stairs
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nikuvigit
Stand up. (command)
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nikuvijuk
stands (she/he...)
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kikiagutik
stapler
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ullugiak
star
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nanettukiak
stays somewhere (he/she...)
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majukKait
steep inclines
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anigalâttuk
stepped out for a moment (he/she...)
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Kajuliusimajak
stew
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sungituk
still (unchanged)
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nukKangajuk
still; motionless
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nâk
stomach
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nânguttunga
stomach ache (I have a ...)
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nukKavik
stop sign
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nukKagit
stop!
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Kimatullivik
storage shed
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niuvipvik
store
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akKunak
stormy weather
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kiatsautik
stove
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tukiliallutit
straight (go...)
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tukiliattuk
straight (it is...)
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akKutik
street
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songujuk
strong
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sukarak
sugar
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sukarattuKattaven?
sugar (Do you take...?)
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sukarattuKattangilanga
sugar (I do not take ...)
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sukarattuKattavunga
sugar (I take ... with my coffee/tea)
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sukaraKautik
sugar bowl
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itlivik?
suitcase
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aujak
summer
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siKinik
sun
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sontag
Sunday
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siKinigângituk
sunny (It is not ...)
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siKinigâjuk
sunny (it's...)
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siKinik nuimmat
sunrise
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siKinik nipimmat
sunset
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atigiappak
sweater
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kiatsiutuk
sweats (he/she...)
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saningijuk
sweeps (he/she...)
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ingiulet
swells on the sea (large)
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