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Afraid

Alingluq

A-ling-ook

 

Air

Aner’neq

Uh-na-gah-nuk

Alder

Uqwiq

Ook-wik

All of it

Tamarmi

Tum-mag-mi

All of them

Tamarmeng

Ta-ma-mung

All over

Tamiini

Ta-mee-nee

Almost

Ellma

Ith-mah

Alone

Kima

Kee-mah

Already

Awa

Ah-wah

and the children aren’t staying in

awa uyguill’aat ilumi et’enirtut

neegh-wiq: ah-wa oui-gwe-hlat

Ankle

Cingiq

Ching-ik

Any kind

Kinaqkinaq

Kee-nuk-kee-nuk

Anything

Cakuciqiinaq

Cha-ja-kee-nuk

The arctic terns are arriving

Cali nerusicuul’et tekitut

Cha-lee na-ho-ze-chul-et ta-gee-dut

Are we finished now?

Awaqa takutuduq?

Ah-wah-ka ta-ku-to-dook

Are you an old lady?

Ellpetka ucinguq

Ehl-pit-ka oo-geeng-ooq

Are you bleeding?

Arun’artuten-qaa?

Aw-own-na tu-din-ka

Are you going back tomorrow?

Cali-qaa kipuciiquten?

cha-lee-ka kee-boo-chik-goo-din

Are you going out?

An-uten-qaa?

Uh-noo-din ka

Are you ready to go home?

Awa-qaa elwigpenun agyuumirtuten?

Awa-ka il-lu-eh-pin-oon ugh-yoo-meh-tu-din

Are you ready?

Kita-qaa?

Ke-da-qa

Are you ready?

Kita-qaa?

Ke-da-qa

Are you short of money?

Akiicuten-qaa?

Ah-kee-choo-din-ka

Are you telling the truth?

Picuuluten-qaa nepugten?

Be-chu-loo-din-ka na-bookh-din

Are you tired?

Awa-qaa mernurtuten

Awa-ka muggah-nooh-too-din

Argue/talk loudly

Nupupagaarlluni

Na-boohk-bahk-garg-ahloo-nee

Arm

Taliq

Tah-thlik

Armpit

Unaq

Oon-nuk

Aunt

Anaana

Un-naw-ga