| aik |
noun root |
her sister’s husband; his wife’s sister |
| aippaq |
noun root |
partner / common-law |
| airaapik |
noun root |
in-law of the opposite sex |
| ajak |
noun root |
maternal aunt |
| akkak |
noun root |
paternal uncle |
| aliqaq |
noun root |
older sister of a young male |
| amauq |
noun root |
great-grandparent |
| amauqpaaq |
noun root |
great-great-grandparent |
| amautta |
noun root + affix/ending |
our great grandparent |
| anaana |
noun root |
mother |
| anaanakkukka |
noun root + affix/ending |
my mother's family |
| anaanatsiaq |
noun root |
grandmother |
| angajuk (angijuk) |
noun root |
older sibling |
| angak |
noun root |
maternal uncle (mother's brother) |
| angijuk (angajuk) |
noun root |
older sibling (same sex) |
| angijuqqaaq |
noun root |
parent; person of authority |
| angijurnguq |
noun root |
a relative of the same sex who is older than you who is your spouse’s sibling’s spouse. |
| angijuttiq |
noun root |
an older sibling |
| angutiqatik |
noun root |
cousin (fathers are brothers) |
| angutitsaq |
noun root |
fiancé |
| anik |
noun root |
brother of a female |
| anngakuluk |
noun root |
her brother's child |
| anngaq |
noun root |
female's brother's child (neice/nephew) |
| arnaksaq |
noun root |
an adoptive mother; step-mother |
| arnarvik |
noun root |
maternal aunt |
| ataata |
noun root |
father |
| ataatakkutinni |
noun root + affix/ending |
at my father’s place |
| ataatatsiaq |
noun root |
grandfather |
| attak |
noun root |
paternal aunt |
| ila |
noun root |
relative; family member; a part of something |
| ilajaariitigut |
noun root + affix/ending |
our family |
| ilajaat |
noun root |
family members |
| ilakka |
noun root + affix/ending |
my family/my relatives |
| illuarjuga |
noun root + affix/ending |
my little cousin |
| illuq |
noun root |
cousin (parents of the opposite sex) |
| iluliq |
noun root |
a great-grandchild |
| ittuq |
noun root |
grandfather; old man |
| kinguvaangit |
noun root + affix/ending |
his/her/their descendants |
| kinguvaaq |
noun root |
a descendant |
| najak |
noun root |
sister of a male |
| ningauk |
noun root |
son-in-law; also brother-in-law of a male |
| ningiuq |
noun root |
grandmother/old woman |
| nuaq |
noun root |
niece/nephew (female's sister's child) |
| nukaq |
noun root |
younger sibling (same sex) |
| nukaqtiqpaaq |
noun root |
the youngest |
| nukaurnguq |
noun root |
a relative of the same sex who is younger than you who is your spouse’s sibling’s spouse. |
| nuliaq |
noun root |
wife |
| panik |
noun root |
daughter |
| qangiaq |
noun root |
niece/nephew (a male's sister's child) |
| qatanngut |
noun root |
sibling |
| sakiaq |
noun root |
her husband’s sister; his wife’s brother |
| sakik |
noun root |
parent(s)-in-law |
| sakikkutinni |
noun root + affix/ending |
at my in-law's |
| sakippaaq |
noun root |
grand-parent-in-law |
| sivuliq |
noun root |
ancestor |
| tiguaq |
noun root |
an adopted child |
| uik |
noun root |
husband |
| ujuruk |
noun root |
niece/nephew (male's sister's child) |
| ukuaq |
noun root |
daughter-in-law; also sister-in-law of a female |
