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â
yes
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aggâgu
next year
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aggajâk
gloves (two)
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aggâk
hand
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aggâni
last year
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aggautik
forearm
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âguk Petamut!
Give it (to Peter)!
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âhammagik
yes, indeed
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âhammagik
yes, indeed
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aigiaKannik
appointment
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aigiaKavunga
appointment (I have an...)
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aiguk
Go get it!
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ailfat
eleven
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ailfavuk
11 o'clock
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ailittuk allilitjusiattâvimmut
post office (he/she is going to the...)
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ainsigiattulittuk
from just after 12:30 to just before 1:00
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ainsiliak apvagiattulittuk
from just after 1:00 to 1:30
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ainsivuk
1 o'clock
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aippak
spouse; partner; common-law
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aippanga
other one of a pair (the...)
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aitsigasuakKunga
get someone (I will go...)
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aitsijuk
get someone/something (he/she goes to...)
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aivik
walrus
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aivisimajuk
walrus (he/she caught a ...)
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aivitsiugiasimajuk
walrus hunting (he/she has gone...)
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ajak
aunt (mother’s sister)
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âKâk
vagina
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akia
the other side
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akianit
across from; on the other side
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AKiattuvunga
full (I am...)
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aKiggik
ptarmigan
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akik
price
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akiKangituk
free; it has no cost
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akikilligiasimajuk
on sale
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akikittuk
cheap (it is...)
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akilik
costs something; it is not free.
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akilitsak
bill; receipt
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akitik
pillow
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aKittuk
soft
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akitujuk
expensive (it is...)
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akkak
uncle (father’s brother)
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âkkik Petamut!
Give the two of them (to Peter)!
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âkkit Petamut!
Give them (3+) to Peter!
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akKunak
stormy weather
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akKutik
street
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aKugunnatuk
drive (he/she is able to...)
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aKujuk
drives (he/she...)
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akuliak
area between the eyes
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akulik
amaut (long tailed style)
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aKumigop iggavinga
outboard motor
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akunganettuk
between (it is...)
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akunialolauttuk
long time (a...)
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aKuttik
driver
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alakkasâjak
paper
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aliagijaga
enjoy it (I...)
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aliasutsiangilanga
I don’t feel well
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aliasuttuk
enjoys something; he/she is having fun doing something
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alittek
socks (a pair)
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allagutik
towel
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allajuk
writes (he...)
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allaKijuk
clear skies
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allalitjusiat
letter; document
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allalitjusiattâvik
post office
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allalitjusiattâvimmut aigasuaven?
Are you going to the post office?
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allavigijaga
writing to him (I am...)
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alligok
jaws (2)
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âlluk
orca
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âlluk
hole in the ice where seals come up to breathe
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âllusiuttuk
seals' breathing holes (he/she looks for...)
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alutsautialuk
spoon (big)
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alutsautik
spoon
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amaguk
wolf
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amautik
parka with pouch at the back for carrying a child
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amik
skin (land animals)
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amittuk
narrow (it is...)
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ammalu
and
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ammatauk
and; what's more
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ammomajuk
clam
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ammomajutsiugianiattuk
clam digging (he/she will be going...)
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anânak
mother
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anânamma illungani
at my mother's place
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anânatsiak
grandmother
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angajuk
older sibling (same sex)
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AngajukKâsuak
Premier
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angajutlik
eldest (the...)
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angak
uncle (mother’s brother)
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angiggajuk
home (she goes...)
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angijuk
big (it is...)
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Angiluatlatuk
too big (it is...)
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anginippâk
biggest (the...)
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anginippaujuk
biggest (it is the...)
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angutik
man
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angutik
husband
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angutiKaven?
husband (Do you have a...)?
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anigalâttuk
stepped out for a moment (he/she...)
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anijuk
leaves; goes out (he/she...)
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anik
brother of a female
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annak
woman
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ânnejuk
hurts (it...)
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ânniajuk
pain (he/she is in...)
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ânniajuk
sick; in pain (he/she is...)
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ânniasiupvik
hospital
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Ânniasiupvimi suliaKavunga.
Je travaille à l’hopital.
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ânniasiutik
doctor
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annigijaujuk
chosen; elected (he/she is...)
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annigusujuk
chooses; elects (he/she)
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annugâk
skirt
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annugâk
dress
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annugât
clothing
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annugâttujuk
gets dressed (he/she...)
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anuggaujaujuk
caught in heavy winds
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anugijuk
windy (it's...)
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anugingilak
wind (There's no...)
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anuk
harness (dog team)
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apigigok
Ask him/her! (command)
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apigijuk
asks (he/she...)
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apijuk
snow (falls and covers)
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apisimajuk
snow-covered
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appak
murre
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appalijuk
runs (she...)
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appik
cloudberry
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aprel
April
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Aprelimi inolipviga
My birthday is in April.
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aputik
snow
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Apvialiajuk
goes to Arviat (he/she...)
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apvik
bowhead whale
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Apvitok
Hopedale
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Apvitommiuk
someone from Hopedale
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Apvitommiunguvunga
I'm from Hopedale.
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asingattauk
and another thing; another one
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aso?
oh yeah?; I see; that’s good to hear.
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atânejuk
underneath (it is)
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atânottuk atânollutit
Go downstairs! (command)
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atâtak
father
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atâtatsiajutsuak
great-grandfather
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atâtatsiak
grandfather
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atâtatsiatusâk
great-great grandfather
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atautsik
one
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atelihai
Welcome! (addressing 2 people)
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atelihai
Welcome! (addressing 3+ people)
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atelihai
Welcome! (addressing 1 person)
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atigiappak
sweater
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atigik
caribou parka with fur inside
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atigik
parka
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atigitsajak
duffle
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atitâgivunga
sign it (I...)
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atjigejok
same (they are the...)
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atjigengitok
different (the two of them are...)
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atjiliugutik
camera
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atjingengituit suliatsait
odd jobs
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atlak
grizzly bear
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atlak
bear (black)
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atlak
ours (noir)
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atluituk
poor; he/she is in need
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atlujuk
rich; he/she has plenty
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atlunâk
rope
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atsanet
northern lights
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atsâsuk
aunt (father’s sister)
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âtsijuk
gives (he...)
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âtsuk
I don't know.
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atsunai
good-bye
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âttagiattulittuk
from just after 7:30 to just before 8:00
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âttaliak agvakasâlittuk
from just after 7:00 to 7:30
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âttat
eight
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Âttavâ
Ottawa
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Âttavâmiunguvunga
I'm from Ottawa.
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âttavuk
8 o'clock
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Atte!
Come on!; Let's go!; Go ahead.
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atuagak
book
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atuagaKautik
book shelf
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atuatsijuk
reads (he/she...)
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atuinnaulittuk
ready (it is...)
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atujak
It is used (passive)
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atujuk
uses something (he/she...)
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Augos
August
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auja tamât
every summer
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aujak
summer
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aujalimâk
all summer
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aujuittuk
glacier
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auk
blood
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auka
no
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aukaukKotuk
probably not; I don't think so.
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aulajuk
motion (it's in...)
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aulatsijik
director (job title)
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aulatsijik
co-ordinator
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aullagiasijuk
departing (he/she is...right now)
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aullajuk
departs (he/she...)
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aullaKaujuk
departed, he/she...(earlier today)
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aullalâttuk
depart, he/she will.... (tomorrow or later)
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aullalauttuk
departed, he/she... (yesterday or earlier)
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aullaniattuk
depart, he/she will... (later today)
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aullasimajuk
away; out of town (he is...)
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aullâsimapviganut
cabin (to my/our...)
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aullâsimapvik
cabin
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aullâsimapviKajuk
camp (he/she has a...)
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aullâsimapvilialautta
cabin (Let’s go to the...)
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aullâsimavik tuttusiugialluni
caribou hunting camp
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aunâvunga
bleeding (I am...)
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aupalângajuk
orange
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aupaluttak
red
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Ausuittuq
Grise Fiord
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avani
in that area over there
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avatit
twenty
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avinngak
lemming
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