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maggait
dishes
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maggak
mud
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maggaligipvik
sink
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maggok
two
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Maggovik
Makkovik
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Maggovimmiuk
someone from Makkovik
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Maggovimmiunguvunga
I’m from Makkovik.
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mai
May
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majotet
stairs
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majukKait
steep inclines
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makijuk
gets up (he/she...)
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makipvia
Easter
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maligatsak
law
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malijuk
follows; comes along (he/she...)
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manettuk
uneven surface; it is rough; not smooth
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manettuk
rough; it is not smooth
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mâni
here, in this area
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manittuk
smooth surface; flat ground
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mânna
now
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mânnakut
soon
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mannet
eggs
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matsojak
scallop
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mattak
skin of beluga or narwhal
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mertz
March
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metivog
Wednesday
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migiak (migiajuk)
vomits (he/she...)
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migiangujuk
nauseous (he/she feels...)
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mikigak
raw meat
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mikijuk
small (it is...)
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mikiluatlatuk
too small (it's...)
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mingutujon?
tired (Is she ...?)
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mingutujuk
tired (she/he is...)
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mingutuven?
tired (Are you ...?)
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ministeri kavamami
minister (government)
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mipvik
airport
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Mipvimi suliaKavunga.
work at the airport (I...)
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mitik
duck
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mitsânut
about
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mitsujuk
sews (he/she...)
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montâg
Monday
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motakâk
automobile
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motakâk
car
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motakâsok
drives a car (he/she...)
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