banjo

Borrowed from Danish banjo, from English banjo.


ini

init (plural)
ini (absolutive singular)
init (absolutive plural)
inip (ergative singular)
init (ergative plural)
inimik (instrumental singular)
ininik (instrumental plural)
inimut (allative singular)
ininut (allative plural)
inimit (ablative singular)
ininit (ablative plural)
inimi (locative singular)
inini (locative plural)
inikkut (singular)
initigut (plural)
initut (equative)
iniga (absolutive singular)
inikka (absolutive plural)
inima (ergative)
ininnik (instrumental)
ininnut (allative)
ininnit (ablative)
ininni (locative)
inikkut
inittut (equative)

From Proto-Inuit *ǝnǝ (“place, room, house”), from Proto-Eskimo *ǝnǝ (“dwelling place, house”).


isi

isit (plural)
isi (absolutive singular)
isit (absolutive plural)
isip (ergative singular)
isit (ergative plural)
isimut (allative singular)
isinut (allative plural)
isimit (ablative singular)
isinit (ablative plural)
isikkut (prosecutive singular)
isitigut (plural prosecutive)
isimi (locative singular)
isini (locative plural)
isimik (instrumental singular)
isinik (instrumental plural)
isitut (equative singular)
isitut (equative plural)

From Proto-Inuit *ici (“drum skin”), from Proto-Eskimo *ǝci (“drum skin, cover”).


balletti

Borrowed from Danish ballet, either from French ballet or directly from Italian balletto, the diminutive form of ballo (“dance, ball”).


atuarfik

atuarfiit (plural)
atuarfik (absolutive singular)
atuarfiit (absolutive plural)
atuarfiup (ergative singular)
atuarfiit (ergative plural)
atuarfimmut (allative singular)
atuarfinnut (allative plural)
atuarfimmit (ablative singular)
atuarfinnit (ablative plural)
atuarfikkut (prosecutive singular)
atuarfitsigut (plural prosecutive)
atuarfimmi (locative singular)
atuarfinni (locative plural)
atuarfimmik (instrumental singular)
atuarfinnik (instrumental plural)
atuarfittut (equative singular)
atuarfittut (equative plural)

atuarpoq (“reads, attends school”) + -vik (“place”)


igaffik

igaffiit (plural)
igaffik (absolutive singular)
igaffiit (absolutive plural)
igaffiup (ergative singular)
igaffiit (ergative plural)
igaffimmut (allative singular)
igaffinnut (allative plural)
igaffimmit (ablative singular)
igaffinnit (ablative plural)
igaffikkut (prosecutive singular)
igaffitsigut (plural prosecutive)
igaffimmi (locative singular)
igaffinni (locative plural)
igaffimmik (instrumental singular)
igaffinnik (instrumental plural)
igaffittut (equative singular)
igaffittut (equative plural)


oqaluffik

oqaluffiit (plural)
oqaluffik (absolutive singular)
oqaluffiit (absolutive plural)
oqaluffiup (ergative singular)
oqaluffiit (ergative plural)
oqaluffimmut (allative singular)
oqaluffinnut (allative plural)
oqaluffimmit (ablative singular)
oqaluffinnit (ablative plural)
oqaluffikkut (prosecutive singular)
oqaluffitsigut (plural prosecutive)
oqaluffimmi (locative singular)
oqaluffinni (locative plural)
oqaluffimmik (instrumental singular)
oqaluffinnik (instrumental plural)
oqaluffittut (equative singular)
oqaluffittut (equative plural)


sianeq

sianerit (plural)
sianeq (absolutive singular)
sianerit (absolutive plural)
sianerup (ergative singular)
sianerit (ergative plural)
sianermut (allative singular)
sianernut (allative plural)
sianermit (ablative singular)
sianernit (ablative plural)
sianikkut (prosecutive singular)
sianertigut (plural prosecutive)
sianermi (locative singular)
sianerni (locative plural)
sianermik (instrumental singular)
sianernik (instrumental plural)
sianertut (equative singular)
sianertut (equative plural)

From Proto-Inuit *civa-nǝʁ (“bell, unpleasant high-pitched noise”), from Proto-Eskimo *cǝva- (“sizzle, unpleasant high-pitched noise”).


nipi

nipit (plural)
nipi (absolutive singular)
nipit (absolutive plural)
nipip (ergative singular)
nipit (ergative plural)
nipimut (allative singular)
nipinut (allative plural)
nipimit (ablative singular)
nipinit (ablative plural)
nipikkut (prosecutive singular)
nipitigut (plural prosecutive)
nipimi (locative singular)
nipini (locative plural)
nipimik (instrumental singular)
nipinik (instrumental plural)
nipitut (equative singular)
nipitut (equative plural)


nipilersoqatigiissuit

philharmonic orchestra
philharmonic orchestra

symphony orchestra, philharmonic orchestra


nipilersortartoq

nipilersortartut (plural)
nipilersortartoq (absolutive singular)
nipilersortartut (absolutive plural)
nipilersortartup (ergative singular)
nipilersortartut (ergative plural)
nipilersortartumut (allative singular)
nipilersortartunut (allative plural)
nipilersortartumit (ablative singular)
nipilersortartunit (ablative plural)
nipilersortartukkut (prosecutive singular)
nipilersortartutigut (plural prosecutive)
nipilersortartumi (locative singular)
nipilersortartuni (locative plural)
nipilersortartumik (instrumental singular)
nipilersortartunik (instrumental plural)
nipilersortartutut (equative singular)
nipilersortartutut (equative plural)

nipilersorpoq (“plays a musical instrument”) + -tar + -toq


nipilersuut

nipilersuutit (plural)
nipilersuut (absolutive singular)
nipilersuutit (absolutive plural)
nipilersuutip (ergative singular)
nipilersuutit (ergative plural)
nipilersuummut (allative singular)
nipilersuutinut (allative plural)
nipilersuummit (ablative singular)
nipilersuutinit (ablative plural)
nipilersuutikkut (prosecutive singular)
nipilersuutitigut (plural prosecutive)
nipilersuummi (locative singular)
nipilersuutini (locative plural)
nipilersuummik (instrumental singular)
nipilersuutinik (instrumental plural)
nipilersuutitut (equative singular)
nipilersuutitut (equative plural)

nipilersorpoq (“plays music”) + -utï (“instrument”)


agiaq

agissat (plural)
agiaq (absolutive singular)
agissat (absolutive plural)
agissap (ergative singular)
agissat (ergative plural)
agissamut (allative singular)
agissanut (allative plural)
agissamit (ablative singular)
agissanit (ablative plural)
agissakkut (prosecutive singular)
agissatigut (plural prosecutive)
agissami (locative singular)
agissani (locative plural)
agissaamik (instrumental singular)
agissanik (instrumental plural)
agissatut (equative singular)
agissatut (equative plural)

From Proto-Inuit *aɣi-aʁ- (“file, grindstone”), from Proto-Eskimo *aɣi- (“file, sharpen”). Compare agiarpoq (“files, rubs”).

inh

(obsolete) old shamanic term meaning rubbing stone


tagiut

tagiutit (plural)
tagiut (absolutive singular)
tagiutit (absolutive plural)
tagiutip (ergative singular)
tagiutit (ergative plural)
tagiummut (allative singular)
tagiutinut (allative plural)
tagiummit (ablative singular)
tagiutinit (ablative plural)
tagiutikkut (prosecutive singular)
tagiutitigut (plural prosecutive)
tagiummi (locative singular)
tagiutini (locative plural)
tagiummik (instrumental singular)
tagiutinik (instrumental plural)
tagiutitut (equative singular)
tagiutitut (equative plural)

From tagiuppoq (“rubs against something”).


blokfløjte

Borrowed from Danish blokfløjte, from German Blockflöte.


børnehave

Borrowed from Danish børnehave (“kindergarten”).


paaqqinniffik

paaqqinniffiit (plural)
paaqqinniffik (absolutive singular)
paaqqinniffiit (absolutive plural)
paaqqinniffiup (ergative singular)
paaqqinniffiit (ergative plural)
paaqqinniffimmut (allative singular)
paaqqinniffinnut (allative plural)
paaqqinniffimmit (ablative singular)
paaqqinniffinnit (ablative plural)
paaqqinniffikkut (prosecutive singular)
paaqqinniffitsigut (plural prosecutive)
paaqqinniffimmi (locative singular)
paaqqinniffinni (locative plural)
paaqqinniffimmik (instrumental singular)
paaqqinniffinnik (instrumental plural)
paaqqinniffittut (equative singular)
paaqqinniffittut (equative plural)


meeqqerivik

meeqqeriviit (plural)
meeqqerivik (absolutive singular)
meeqqeriviit (absolutive plural)
meeqqeriviup (ergative singular)
meeqqeriviit (ergative plural)
meeqqerivimmut (allative singular)
meeqqerivinnut (allative plural)
meeqqerivimmit (ablative singular)
meeqqerivinnit (ablative plural)
meeqqerivikkut (prosecutive singular)
meeqqerivitsigut (plural prosecutive)
meeqqerivimmi (locative singular)
meeqqerivinni (locative plural)
meeqqerivimmik (instrumental singular)
meeqqerivinnik (instrumental plural)
meeqqerivittut (equative singular)
meeqqerivittut (equative plural)

meeqqerivoq (“looks after children”) + -vik (“place”)


børnehjemmi

Borrowed from Danish børnehjem n (“orphanage”).


sinittarfik

sinittarfiit (plural)
sanikoorfik (absolutive singular)
sanikoorfiit (absolutive plural)
sanikoorfiup (ergative singular)
sanikoorfiit (ergative plural)
sanikoorfimmut (allative singular)
sanikoorfinnut (allative plural)
sanikoorfimmit (ablative singular)
sanikoorfinnit (ablative plural)
sanikoorfikkut (prosecutive singular)
sanikoorfitsigut (plural prosecutive)
sanikoorfimmi (locative singular)
sanikoorfinni (locative plural)
sanikoorfimmik (instrumental singular)
sanikoorfinnik (instrumental plural)
sanikoorfittut (equative singular)
sanikoorfittut (equative plural)

sinippoq (“sleeps”) + -tar (“usually”) + -vik (“place”)


juullisiut

From juulli (“Christmas”) + -siutï (“means for celebrating”).