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-me- is an affix that attaches to a noun root to mean "to be in / at...".

illumejuk He/she is in the house.
Apvitommevugut We (3+) are in Hopedale.

The affix -met- softens a sound that comes before it to m:

Kimatullivik shed
Kimatullivimmejut They are in the shed.

Remember, too, to follow the law of double consonants:

sinipvik bedroom
sinipvimejuk It is in the bedroom.