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Hello, hello.
My name is Jake and I am a 29 year old Englishman in Wales.
My linguistic interests are Eskimo-Aleut languages, namely Greenlandic, other dialects of Greenland and some Inuktitut and Inupiaq. I also dabble in Chinese, German, Italian, and Danish.
Feel free to write on my Talk page if you have anything you wish to discuss.
TO DO
- Greenlandic index
- Keep suffixes accurate - add red links with examples Appendix,
- Proto-Eskimo/Proto-Inupik/Proto-Yupik Appendices,
- Language names/Countries, stealing words from .gl websites and books,
- Demonstrative pronouns with aa(j)- prefix also, possibly create demonstrative pronouns appendix
- Oqaasilerifik approved words
Terms to clarify or make entries for:
aamanganiaq - aarluarsuk - aarluk - aasiak assagiarsungasoq - aasiak masarsummiu - aasiak sineriammiu - aasiak sisamanik toornilik - aasiak sissarmiu - aataaliannguaq - aataaq - aaveq - alanngialasoq - alleq - allernaq tarraleqisaaq - kamillartartoq - eqalussuup nulia - allernaq aappaluttoq - allernaq - tarraleqisaaq - allernaaraq - amaroq - amikoq - ammassak - ammassassuaq - anarnaq - anngilik - anngilik sissarmiu - appa - appa sigguttooq - appaliarsuk - apparluk - aqisseq - arfivik - assagiarsuk - avannaarsuata aasiaa - avinngaq - maajooq - narlumukaaq - eqalugaq - eqalugaasaq - eqaluk - eqalussuaq - eqalussuaq qaamasoq - eqqoqqortooq - eqqusaq - illeraq - illeraq qaamasartoq - imaneq - imaviup kanajua - imeqqutaalaq - imminnguaq avannarleq - tattattooq avannarleq - tupissut avannarleq - imminnguaq - tattattooq - tupissut - imminnguaaraq - inalugalik - ippernap eqisaavaa - ippernap niviortartup eqisaavaa - ippernaq - ippernaq agiortoq - ippernaq niviortartoq - ippiarsuk - nuarluk - issittup allernaa - issittup igutsassua - issittup sikannertuua - issittup aasiassua - isunngaq - isunngarsuaq - isunngarujussuaq - ivik - kajuaraq - kajoruseq - kakilisak - kanajoq - kanajoq kapinartulik - kangoq - kapisilik - kigutilissuaq - kiinaaleeraq - kinguk - kinguppak - raaja - kissaviarsuk - kissavaasaaraq - kissavaasaq - koraali - kukilik - kukilik taartoq - kussak - kussannaq - kussattarnaq - kussattarsuaq - kaattungiaq - minngoq - minnguaraq - misaqqarnaq - miteq sioraki - miteq siorartooq - mumik - naajaannaq - naajannguaq - naajarluk - naajarujussuaq - naajavaaq - naajavaarsuk - najorpaligaq - qeeraasaq - uillasuk - naluumasortoq - nanoq - nanuusaaraq - narsarmiutaq - pivii - nasalik - nataarnaq - natseq - natsersuaq - nattoralik - nerleq - nerleq siggukitsoq - nerlernaarsuk - nerlernaq - nerlernarnaq - nerpissooq - niaqortooq - niisa - niisarnaq - nimeriaq - nimeriaq itisoormiu - nimeriarnaq allalik - nimeriarnaq naakkaaq - nimeriarnaq oriaaq - nipisa - nipisarluk - nipaalaq - niutooq - niviugak - niviugak issulittartoq - niviugak miluuttoq - niviugak niutooq - niviugak qatigalik - niviugak qatsissormiu - niviugak timmiuaartoq - nuarluk - nuarlussuaq - oqalloriusaq - oquutaq - qulassaq - nakunaq - oquutarnaq - oqaatsoq - orpimmiutaq - orpimmiutaq qaqortaq - orpimmiutarsuaq - pakkaluaq qillaalasortalik - pakkaluaq sungaartoq - pakkaluaq takornartaq - pakkaluaq tungujortoq - palugaq - palugaq qasertoq - papikkaaq - peqquaraq - peqquk - peqquseruseq - pilaatalik avannarleq - putooruttoq - putooruttoq avannarleq - paaq - nujalik Template:rel-mid qajorlak - qaleralik - qaqulluk - malamuk - timmiakuluk - qaqullunnaq - qarsaaq - qarsaarnaq - qasigiaq - qeeraq - kigutilik - qeerlutooq - qeerlutoornaq - qeerlutoornarnaq - qeerlutoornarnarnaq - qeeraaraq - nimeeq - qeqqussat kingui - qiioqi - qiioqinnguaq - qilalugaq qaqortaq - qilalugaq qernertaq - qilanngaq - qipoqqaq - qipoqqarnaq - qituperaq - qivaaqi - quartaasaq - qullugiaq - qumaq siorarmiu - qumat - qupaloraarsuk - qupannaaq - amaaligaq - qupannaaq - qussaannaq - qussaannaq pilaatalik - qutsissormiutaq - qaarsup kumaa - raajarnaq - saarfaarsorlak - saarfaarsuk - saarfaarsunnaq - saarfaarsussuaq - saarfaarsuusaq - saarullernaq - saarullik - saarullik atamasoq - saarullik takilimaartoq -saarulliusaaq - saattuaq - sangujaaq - saviup puua - serfaq - sigguttooq - sikannertooq - sikannertooq sullinerniaq - sikannertooq aattorniaq - siorarsiooq - siuteroq - siuteroq imusoq - siuteroq kutsungasoq - siuteroq masarsummiu - siuteroq - qalipaatsoq - siuterornaq - siuterorsuaq - siutaasalik - sulukkaaq - suluppaagaq - suluppaagaq mikisoq - suluppaagarnaq - taateraaq - taateraarnaq - taliffak - tarsialukaaq - tattaasat - terianniaq - tikaagullik - tikaagulliusaaq - tikaagulliusaarnaq - timmik - tinguttooq - toornaviarsuk - tulugaq - tulugarnaq - tulukkaasaq - aataasaq - tunnulik - tuttu - tuttup kumaa - tuttuusaq - tuujuk - tukaffaajooq - tuullik - uiloq - uiloq eertaasaq - uiloq peqqungasoq - uiloq pulaqqasartoq - uiluik - ukaleq - ukaliatsiaq - ukiup ippernaa - ukiup pakkalugaa - ulloriaasaq - umimmak - unnaaleeraq - unnaalik - unnaalik inersimasoq - unnaaliup eqisaavaa - upernaap niviugaa - upernaap niviugaata eqisaavaa - uppik - ussuk - uugaq - uugooq - uumanikitsoq - uumanikitsup eqisaavaa
affassaasalik - alanngersartuaraq - allaq - alligatori - amaroq - amarsiniooq - baviani - eqertooq - eqiasuppaluk - iiviseq - ilaquseq - ilaqusernaasaq - iliversiooq - ilaarsiniooq - imangertaq - imermiornaq - imermiutarsuaq - innarmioq - ipinarluk - isarukitsorsuaq - jaaguaaq - kaniina - kanngorooq - katsorik - kiggiaq - kigutiliuneq - kiliffak - kingullersooq - kukiffaajooq - kukooq - kuukkooriarsuaq - lama - liiuveq - liiuviusaq - milakulaaq - mitiusaq - maajooq - nagguaatsoq - naraseq - naraserluk - nerlersuaasaq - nipisaasaq - nuarluusaq - nujarluusarsuaq - oqilasooq - oqinninnguaq - orpimmiutaaniaq - orpippalimmiorsuaq - pamiortooq - panteri - poortalik - puisiusaq Template:rel-mid pulateriaq - issormiutaq - pulateriaarsuk - pulateriaarsuk iisunertooq - pulateriaarsuusaq - puuluki - puuluki nujuartaq - puulukiusaq - paavooq - qappik - qarluutitoorsuaq - qatigattooq - qeriaaq - qimmeq - qimuttuarsuk - qimuttuarsuusannguaq - qiterutilik - qiterutaasalik - qitsuk - qungangersooq - qupannaatsiaq - sava - sava anguteralak - savaasaq anguteralak - savaasarnaq - siggukkaarsuaq - sigguleeraq - siissisoq - siivak - sisamavilik - sisamavileeraq - sissinnguaq - siutitooq - siutitooq nimeruartooq - sukorpiuuni - sullineq - saaniluk - tappiorannartoq - teriaq - teriarsuaq - tiigereq - timmiaq majuffasilik - tuinnguaq ujamiusalik - tuinnguusaq - tulugarnaq - tulugatsiaq - ukaleriaasaq - uniaaluk - uniaalunniaq - unnuariannguaq - uporsuk - uppiaraasaq - ussippaaq - ussippaarsuaq - uugooq - aapakaaq - aapakaatsiaq
aajuitsoq - aakkarneq - alutsinneq - alutsinneq - annikitsumik nittaalleqattaarneq - anorersuapilorujussuaq nittaalartalik - anorersuaq nittaalartalik - anorersuarujussuaq nittaalartalik - aperlaat - apusineq - apussarinneq - apussuaq - aput - aput aqitsoq - aput manngertaq - aput masannartoq - aput quasartoq - aput qaasiinartoq - aput sisoortoq - aput aajuitsoq - aput aalersoq - aputinnguaq - aputit niffat - aputitaq - aqilluttoq - iigarneq - iigartartoq - iloq - iluliamineq - iluliaq - iluliaq anarluk - iluliarsuaq - iluliarujussuaq - ilulissat sikkussat - iluliusaq - imaliliorneq - imarnersaq - ingunerit - issinnerit - itsineq - kaneq - kanerneq - kangerluup sikua - kassoq - kikkuleq - kinnertat - kitaata sikua - kusugaq - kaavalanerit - maniillat - maniitsorsuaq - manngeqqak - manngertap qaava - manngertaq - masannartuliorneq - masannartuliortoq - meqqutaasat - maagaliornartoq - naggutit - nakkaalaneq - napajungattak - nataqqornaq - nataqqornarneq - nataqqornartoq - naternaq - naternik - naternaaq - niffaq - nilak - nilakkarneq - nillorut - nittangeqattaarneq - nittaakkunnaarneq - nittaalannguarneq - nittaalaq - nittaalaq nalliuteqattaartoq - nittaallat - nittaallat mikisut - nittaalleqattaarneq (nittaallat kipisaqattaartut) - nittaalleruttorneq - nittaanneq - nittaatsoq - nutarmeq - nutarneq - oqquisartorneq - perseq - perserneq - persoq - persoralaaq - piluusat - piliisat - puugutaasaq - puineq - pujorak - pujoraasak - pujoraasaq - pujuinnaq - pukak - pulakkarneq - putsinneq - puttaaq - qaniit - qanik - qannersoq - qaqornak - qaqunnak - qerutit - qilliliaq - qingartaq - qingartaraq - qinoq - quasak - quasaliaq - quatsersimasoq - qussineq - qaallorissoq - qaanngoq - qaatsinneq - saggaq - seersinneq - sermeq - sermeq iigartartoq - sermeq quasartoq - sermersimasoq - sermersooq - sermersuaq - sermimineq - sermip ningimanera - sermitaq - sikoqannginnersaq - sikoqanngitsoq - sikorluk - sikorsuit - siku - siku quasartoq - sikualuit - sikuaq - sikuarlaaq - sikuersimasoq - sikuiarneq (sikut aseqqukut ingerlaarnerat) - sikuiuitsoq - sikuliaq - sikulaaq - sikumineq - sikuneq - sikup qaava - sikup sinaava - sikusiaq - sikusimasoq - sikut akullarsimanerat - sikutaq - sinaaq (immap sikuata sinaava) - sisoornerit - sullarneq - sullanneq - sullorsaq - saasimasoq - saassaq - taqqalluk - teqqiinngaq - tiggunnerit - tippuigutit - tullut - tuaq - ujumik - uukkarneq
Tersis, N. and Taverniers, P. (2010) Two Greenlandic Sea Ice Lists and Some considerations Regarding Inuit Sea Ice Terms. SIKU: Knowing Our Ice, Springer Science, pp.413-426, 2010.
- aaguppoq the hole in sea ice enlarges.
- aakkarneq melted sea ice (by current or weather action).
- aakkarpoq [sea ice] melts (by current or weather action).
- aallaaniagaq there is an animal (seal or sea mammal) in a hole in sea ice.
- aanneq fracture (any break or rupture through fast ice or a single floe resulting
from deformation processes).
- aannersaq small polynya (polynya: any non-linear shaped opening enclosed
in ice).
- allu seal breathing hole in sea ice.
- allualiorpoq [he, she] builds an alluaq
- alluaq fishing hole chipped out in sea ice.
- allusiorpoq: [he, she] looks for an allu (seal breathing hole in sea ice).
- ammalataq hole in sea ice built by seal or sea mammal.
- ammavoq there is a passage-way through sea ice which is navigable by boat.
- appakarpoq [a boat] moves through sea ice.
- aqqartarfik passage from land to fast ice for sled (through icefoot and tide crack).
- aserorterpaa [a boat or an iceberg] breaks it [sea ice].
- ilarpaa [he, she] removes ice from a fishing hole chipped out in sea ice with an ilaat (bailer).
- ilaat bailer used to remove ice from a fishing hole chipped out in sea ice.
- iluliaq iceberg (a massive piece of ice, more than 5 m above sea level, which has broken away from a glacier)
- ilulissap eqqaa area around the iceberg (where sea ice is often thin and unsafe, or deformed or hummocked).
- iluliusaq bergy bit (a large piece of floating glacier ice, generally showing less than 5m above sea level but more than 1m and normally about 100–300 sq.m in area).
- imarnersaq puddle (an accumulation on ice of melt-water, mainly due to melting snow, but in the more advanced stages also to the melting of ice)
- imarorpoq sea becomes ice free
- inguneq ridge (a line or wall of broken ice forced up by pressure).
- inguvoq there is a pressure process by which sea ice is deformed.
- itivippoq [he, she] travels by land and sea ice.
- kassoq translucent piece of floating glacier ice (melted water which has re-frozen in a glacier’s crack).
- kikkuleq seal hole in sea ice.
- manerak flat area on sea ice.
- maniillat uneven ice or deformed ice (ice which has been squeezed together and in places forced upwards; ridged ice or hummocked ice).
- maniippoq [land, sea ice] is not flat.
- manippoq [land, sea ice] is flat.
- naggutit small pieces of sea ice.
- nallorpoq [sea ice, fast ice] breaks up in many pieces.
- napasoq vertical chunk of ice installed close to a fishing hole chipped out in sea ice used to fix a fishing line and also to built a placemark.
- nilak small piece of glacier ice; collected to provide fresh water.
- nilattarpoq [he, she] collects nilat
- nivinngarpaa [he, she] sets a net under sea ice.
- nutarneq recently formed sea ice.
- paarmuliaq seal which crawls on sea ice.
- puttaaq small piece of floating sea ice. Usually ice cake (any relatively flat piece of sea ice less than 20 m across) or small ice cake (an ice cake less than 2 m across).
- puttaarpoq [he, she] jumps from a puttaaq to an other
- puttaqut float made with a wood piece fixed on the long-handled (wood) ice
chipping tool to set net under sea ice.
- puttineq melting snow area on sea ice.
- puttippoq sea ice surface becomes wet (melting snow).
- qaanngorsiorneq a way onto the qaanngoq (icefoot).
- qaanngoq icefoot (a narrow fringe of ice attached to the coast, unmoved by tides and remaining after the fast ice has moved away).
- qaanngueruppoq the qaanngoq (icefoot) breaks up (usually in spring, after have
been submerged by high tides).
- qaanngunippoq the qaanngoq (icefoot) forms.
- qaatersuarpoq [a person or a dog] falls through sea ice.
- qaatsinneq wet snow area or flooded ice area or re-frozen area along the tide crack
- qaattarpoq [he, she] places a net under sea ice.
- qinuuvoq there is slush
- qitulligarpoq [sea ice surface] has an undulation (aged ridge: ridge which has undergone considerable weathering.)
- quasaq slippery ice (often bare ice).
- quasaliarpoq [he, she] goes to slippery ice.
- quasasiorpoq [he, she] is on slippery ice.
- sarfaq current.
- sassat sea mammals trapped by ice (when sea ice forms) and who have only a small hole or polynya to breath.
- seersinneq sea ice (and river ice) formed in sheets or thin layers.
- seersippoq sea ice (and river ice) forms in sheets or thin layers.
- sermiisorpoq [he, she] collects blocks (to provide fresh water) on an iceberg (only if iceberg is surrounded by solid fast ice).
- sequmippoq [sea ice] is broken (by waves) in a multitude of small pieces.
- sequmissimavoq fast ice is broken up.
- sikkiarpoq [he, she] goes to a place where there is sea ice.
- sikorippoq sea ice is good (more than 20 cm in thickness).
- sikorluppoq sea ice is bad (thin and unsafe).
- sikkuppaa [a boat] is beset (surrounded by ice and unable to move).
- sikkussaavoq it is trapped by ice.
- sikkutak thick ice cake (any relatively flat piece of sea ice less than 20m across) or thick small floe (any relatively flat piece of sea ice 20–100m across).
- sikutaq ice cake (any relatively flat piece of sea ice less than 20 m across).
- sikoqasaarpoq there are floes (or floating glacier ice) everywhere.
- sikulaaq recently formed sea ice.
- sikoqannginnersaq ice free area inside pack ice after fast ice break up.
- sikorsuarsiorpoq [a boat] navigates through ice (sea ice or floating glacier ice).
- sikorsuit thick sea ice (in an isfjord where sea surface temperature is cold because of floating glacier ice and where sea ice forms early and becomes thick).
- siku ice (sea ice, river ice, lake ice, ice-cream)
- sikuarllaaq dark nilas (a thin elastic crust of ice) few mm thick.
- sikuaq dark nilas (a thin elastic crust of ice) 1–5 cm thick.
- sikuarpoq sikuaq forms.
- sikuerpoq sea ice breaks up and goes away.
- sikueruppoq sea is ice-free.
- sikuiuippoq there is sea ice “which doesn’t melt”: old ice (sea ice which has survived at least one summer’s melt).
- sikuiuitsoq sea ice “which doesn’t melt”: old ice (sea ice which has survived at least one summer’s melt).
- sikujartuaarpoq sea ice forms and becomes thicker (on several days).
- sikujumaataarpoq sea ice delays in forming.
- sikujuippoq there is no more sea ice.
- sikuliarpoq [he, she] goes to the fast-ice.
- sikuliaq recently formed sea ice.
- sikumukarpoq [he, she] goes to the fast-ice.
- sikumiippoq [he, she, it] is on the fast-ice.
- sikunippoq floating pieces of sea ice arrive (moved by wind or current) when the sea was ice free.
- sikusiorpoq [boat] moves through sea ice.
- sikut (pl): drifting ice (pieces of sea ice or small floating glacier ice).
- sikutanngueruppoq there is no ice at all on the sea.
- sikuvoq fast ice is formed.
- sinaaliarpoq [he, she] reaches the sinaaq by travelling on the fast ice.
- sinaalippoq [boat] reaches the sinaaq.
- sinaaniippoq [he, she] is at the sinaaq.
- sinaaq fast ice edge (the demarcation between fast ice and open water).
- sinaasiorpoq [he, she] is walking or travelling along the sinaaq.
- sinaasserpoq the sinaaq forms after break up.
- tiggunnerit small pieces of ice (sea ice or floating glacier ice) compacted by wind or current.
- toorpaa [he, she] chips ice (sea ice or glacier ice) with a tooq.
- tooq long-handled (wood) ice chipping tool; to chip an ice fishing hole on fast ice; to test sea ice strength when walking on an area which can be dangerous; to set a net: the tooq is pushed under sea ice from a fishing hole to an other (using puttaqut); to collect blocks from an iceberg to provide fresh water.
- uisaavoq [he, she] goes away on a floe when fast ice breaks up.
- umiarluppoq [he, she] uses a small ice cake as a boat (moves by paddling).
- unerraq seal’s track on sea ice.
- unneraarsuppaluk grate sound or creak from sea ice moving up and down along the icefoot (by wave or tide action).
- uukkaappaa fast ice edge breaks up.
- uuttoq seal which basks in the sun on fast ice.
- uuttorniaq hunter which hunts uuttoq.
- aakkaqniq melted sea ice (which becomes soft and dark, hence rotten).
- aaqniaat harpoon for hunting seal on ice
- ammatitaq hole in sea ice built by narwhal or sea mammal
- aniq gap in sea ice or channel ice
- aniqsiq floating sheet of ice broken off from ice floe and coming out of fjord
- apusiiq inlandsis, ice cap
- aputtiq snow bridge hiding crevasses in melting ice
- attiq seal’s breathing hole in ice
- attisuut harpoon for hunting seal at breathing hole
- ayaappiaq icepick
- iimaataq part of harpoon formerly used for hunting seal on ice
- imaaq- be ice-free (sea)
- imaayuk mixture of sea water and melted ice, treacle, molasses
- imaqanngitaq there is no sea (only ice)
- imaqqiqaaq sea is ice free, calm
- imaqniqsaq unfrozen part of sea, opening in ice
- ingiiniaq three-footed stool used by hunter at breathing hole
- issinniq pieces of overlapping sea ice on shore
- issiwaqtiit harpoon for hunting seal through hole in ice
- itaaqniaat wooden or bone ice scraper used to remove coat of ice from kayak
- itaaqniq hoarfrost, rime
- ititiaq iceberg
- kattiitaq floating pan of dark ice (small size)
- kattiq floating pan of fresh-water ice
- kattiwat small fragment of iceberg
- kikkitiq breathing hole in ice where seal comes up
- kinniq ice edge (where ice and sea meet), fast-ice edge
- maniitsiq glacier berg (irregularly shaped iceberg)
- maniittat hummocky ice
- manninaq tabular berg (flat-topped iceberg)
- nappat small floes, flatter pieces of sea ice
- nitak 1. freshwater ice 2. ice coating
- nutaqniq new ice (layer of thin, pliable ice)
- pattingatiq seal lying on ice
- pukkuwik breathing hole made in ice by seal
- qaanuq shore sea ice
- qii- freeze
- qiissiiaq thing frozen, (meat, fish, etc.)
- qinitiaq slush ice (dense mass floating on water after snowfall)
- qassimatiq (ringed) seal up on ice
- qiqqiniq mass of freshwater ice encased in piece of seawater ice
- qiqsaqniq ice cover frozen after thaw
- qiqsiqqaqtaq ice cover hardened by wind
- quasaq(-) 1. bare ice 2. be slippery
- saqpaq(-) 1. current (of water) 2. flow quickly (current)
- sassat hole in ice used by narwhal
- sikaqniq hard surface (snow, ice, bread, etc.)
- siki- freeze, ice up
- sikiitaq(-): 1. thin ice on water, 2. skate (on ice)
- sikiitaqattaanisit (ice) skate
- sikiq sea ice
- sikiqanngitaq there is no ice (ice-free area)
- sikiqaqaaq there is a lot of ice (thick ice)
- sikiwiqpuq sea ice goes away
- sikitaq gray ice (new ice that can be broken by heave)
- sikiwiit ice pack, ice floe
- siqmiq freshwater ice from mainland
- siqmiqsuaq ice cap
- tuaq pack ice, (thick) motionless sea ice, ice which has thickened for only one winter
- tukkaqtiit ice pick
- tuuq ice pick
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