akimiaq

akimia + -q, meaning something like 'it goes across' (to the foot)


atausiq

atausiqpakpiŋatchaq 512 billion (1×8,0003)


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The digit 0 (kisitchisaġvik) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 1 (atausiq) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 3 (piŋasut) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 4 (sisamat) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 5 (tallimat) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 6 (itchaksrat) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 7 (tallimat malġuk) in Kaktovik script


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tallimat piŋasut
tallimat piŋasut#Inupiaq

The digit 8 (tallimat piŋasut) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 9 (quliŋŋuġutaiḷaq) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 11 (qulit atausiq) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 12 (qulit malġuk) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 13 (qulit piŋasut) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 14 (akimiaġutaiḷaq) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 15 (akimiaq) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 16 (akimiaq atausiq) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 17 (akimiaq malġuk) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 18 (akimiaq piŋasut) in Kaktovik script


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The digit 19 (iñuiññaġutaiḷaq) in Kaktovik script


tallimakipiaq

100, in vigesimal counting (lit. ‘five score’)


quliq

the singular (attributive) form of qulit 'ten'


malġuq

the singular (attributive) form of malġuk 'two'


itchaksraq

the singular (attributive) form of itchaksrat 'six'


piŋasuq

the singular (attributive) form of piŋasut 'three'


sisamaq

the singular (attributive) form of sisamat 'four'


tallimaq

the singular (attributive) form of tallimat 'five'


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The number 20 (iñuiññaq) in Kaktovik script


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iñuiññaq atausiq
iñuiññaq atausiq#English

The number 21 (iñuiññaq atausiq) in Kaktovik script