Morpheme List

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Morpheme	Example	Example in English	KQT variation
-sauti-	sukkasautijut	They are having a race.
-si-	aullasivunga	I am ready to depart.
-si-	qimmingat kiisisuuq	Their (2, 3+) dog bites.
-si-	natsiqsivuq	He/she sees a seal.
-siaq-	annuraat paniqsiarivakka	I am waiting for the clothes to dry.
-sima-	aullaqsimajuq nattiqsiuriaqsimatillugik Julaimi sikuiqsimaliqtillugu umiakkut nattirasugialauqtugut. Nattiqsimalluta sigjamut tulalauqtugut. Uutunaq sanasimajumik qulittaujaqaqtunga. nirisimavit? anikainnaqsimajuq tuktuliaqsimajut nirisimajuruuq	He/she is away. while the two of them were out seal hunting... In July, when the ice had gone, we went seal hunting by boat. Having caught some seals, we went to shore. I have a parka that is made like this one. Have you eaten? He/she has stepped out for a moment. They are out caribou hunting. He said he had eaten.
-siri-	siusirijuq	He/she has an earache.
-siuq-	natsiqsiuqtuq amautisiuqtuq	He/she is hunting seals. He/she is looking for an amaut.
-siut	ukiuqsiut	something that is used in winter
-ssinnuaq-
-ssuujaq-	sinissuujaqtunga Aannialiqpasaarama iksivaassuujaluarnikumut.	I slept for a long time. I was sitting for so long, that it started to hurt.
-suit-			-tuit- -juit-
-suk-	kappiasuktuq quviasukłutik	He/she is afraid. they were happy while they did something
-sungnik	nattiqsungnik	It smells like seal!
-suuq	inuktituusuuq qimmivuk kiisisuuq qimmisik kiisisuuq qimmivut kiisisuuq qimmisi kiisisuuq iliktut uqallattiasuuq Nirigalainnasuuq unnuakkut.	someone who speaks Inuktitut Our (2) dog bites. Your (2) dog bites. Our (3+) dog bites. Your (3+) dog bites. He/she speaks well like you. He often eats a little in the middle of the night.
-taaq	saviktaara	the knife I got; my newly acquired knife
-taaq-	qimmiqtaaqpit? qulittaujaqtaalauqtunga Ukunanngat kiinaujaqtaaqtunga.	Did you acquire some dogs? I got a new parka. I received money from these people.
-taasaaq	annuraqtaasaat	your new clothes
-taili-	siniktailijuq	He/she refuses to sleep.
-tainnaq-	uqaqtainnaqtuq	At last, he/she spoke.
-talik	natsiqtalik	There are seals
-tamaat	ukiutamaat	every winter
-tappiaq-	nuvattappiaqtutit	You might catch a cold.
-taq-	imiqtaqtuq	He gets water.
-taqaq-	Igluliup qanigijaani tuktutaqaqpa? inuttaqalauqsimajuq	Are there caribou near Iglulik? there were Inuit; there were people
-tariaksaq			-giaksaq -riaksaq -jariaksaq
-tariaqaq-			-giaqaq- -riaqaq- -jariaqaq-
-tariiq-			-giiq- -riiq- -jariiq-
-tariuq-			-giuq- -riuq- -jariuq-
-tau-	tigliktaujuq maliktaujusik ikajuqtaujunnanngittut	something that is stolen; it was stolen The two of you are being followed. They could not be helped.	-jau-