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iga |
noun root |
stove; oven |
iga- |
verb root |
to cook |
igaaq |
noun root |
meat cooked in the over over an open fire |
igalaangujaq |
noun root |
computer screen; monitor |
igalaaq |
noun root |
window |
igalaujaq |
noun root |
eardrum |
igallutik |
verb root + affix/ending |
while they were cooking |
iggaak |
noun root |
eyeglasses |
iggaktaariaqaliqtutit |
stem + verb ending |
You must get some glasses! |
iggiaq |
noun root |
throat |
iggut |
noun root |
napkin |
igimaq |
noun root |
a spear used for hunting |
igirrut |
noun root |
tool |
igit- |
verb root |
to throw something away |
igituinnarumavigik? |
verb root + affix/ending |
Do you want to thow them out anyway? |
iglaq- |
verb root |
to laugh |
iglaqtittijualuulilauqtunga |
verb root + affix/ending |
I really made them laugh. |
igliq |
noun root |
bed |
iglu (illu) |
noun root |
house; building |
iglua |
noun root |
the other one of a pair; the matching one |
iglugiik |
noun root |
a pair |
igluinnaq |
noun root |
one of a pair |
Igluligaarjuk |
noun root |
Chesterfield Inlet |
Iglulik |
noun root |
Iglulik |
igluvigaq |
noun root |
snow house |
igulitaq |
noun root |
scarred skin with round marks |
igunaq |
noun root |
fermented walrus meat |
igunaq- |
verb root |
to ferment; to rot |
igutsaq |
noun root |
bee |
ii |
exclamation |
yes |
iijagaq |
noun root |
pill |
iijagaqtaarvik |
noun root |
pharmacy |
iilaak |
exclamation |
yes, indeed. |
iiluaq |
exclamation |
yes, very much |
iinguqquuqtuq |
exclamation |
Yes, I think so |
iipuri |
noun root |
April |
iiqai |
adverb |
possibly |
iiqqik- |
verb root |
to swallow saliva from a craving |
iit |
noun root |
eight (borrowed from English) |
iji |
noun root |
eye |
ijigi- |
verb root |
to stare at something |
ijiliriji |
noun root |
eye doctor |
ijinniaqti |
noun root |
eye doctor |
ijiq- |
verb root |
to hide |
ijji |
noun root |
dirt or foreign object in the eye |
ijju- |
adjective root |
to be thick |
ijjujuq |
adjective root + affix/ending |
It is thick; the thick one |
ijjuq |
noun root |
peat (traditionally applied to qamutiik runners) |
ijjuqqaq |
noun root |
blood clot |