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Morpheme	Example	Example in English	KQT variation
-mingni	iglumingni tupirmingni siniktuuk	in their own house They sleep in their own tent.
-mingnik	iglumingnik piuksaqtut iglumingnik takujuuk	They like their own house. They (2) see their own house.
-mingnit	tupirmingnit iglumingnit anijut	from their own tent They came out from their own house.
-mingnut	iglumingnut tupirmingnut isiqtut	to their own house They went in to their own tent.
-mini	tupirmini siniktuq iglumini Piita angirramini sinilauqtuq.	He sleeps in his own tent. in his own house Peter slept at his (own) house.
-minik	tupirminik takujuq igluminik piuksaqtuq	He sees his own tent. He likes his own house.
-minit	tupirminit anijuq igluminit	She went out of her own tent. from his/her own house
-minut	tupirminut isiqtuq	He went in to his own tent.
-mit	tupirmit anijuq iglumit pisuktuq inungmit Umiarmit niujuq. Nunasiutimit niujuq. Iglulingmit tikisaaqtugut	She goes out of the tent He walks from the house. from the person He/she got off the boat. He/she got out of the car. We just arrived from Iglulik.
-mitut	tupirmitut angitigijuq iglumitut Taututtiaruniiliqtuq ataatattiamitut.	It's the same size as his own tent. like his own house He is losing his sight like his grandfather.
-mni	tupimni siniktunga iglumni	I sleep in my tent. in my house
-mnik	igluumnik takujuq	He sees my two houses.
-mnik	tupimnik takujunga Takujuq iglumnik	I see my tent. He sees my house.
-mnit	tupimnit anijuq iglumnit	She went out of my tent. from my house
-mnit	igluumnit	from my two houses
-mnuk	iglumnuk igalaanga	our (2) house's window
-mnut	tupimnut itiqtuq iglumnut	She enters my tent. to my house
-mut	tupirmut itiqtuq inungmut Kiviuq maliksaqtuq inungmik tupirmut. Tunilauqtanga asianut angutimut. Mittimatalingmut aullalaaqtut.	He/she went into the tent. to the person Kiviuq followed a person into the tent. He/she gave it to another man. They will travel to Pond Inlet.
-nga	tupinga iglunga igluup paanga Piitaup nukanga umiap iqqua anaanama qulittaujanga ataatavit iglunga ataatangata iglunga ataatakta iglunga ataatangakta iglunga qaanganiittut Tingmiaq tupiup qaanganiittuq. Uuma ilanga piunngittuq. Tingmiat qajaup qaanganiittut.	his/her tent his/her house the door of the house Peter's younger brother the stern of the boat my mother's parka the house of your (1) father the house of his/her father the house of our (2) father the house of their (2) father They are on top of it. The bird is on top of the tent. The part of this one is not good. The birds are on top of the kayak.	-a
-ngagut	tupingagut paarnguqtuq iglungagut ataatatta iglunga	He crawls through his tent. through her house the house of our (3+) father
-ngak	tupinik iglungnak	their (2) tent their (2) house
-ngakta	ataatangakta iglunga	the house of their (2) father
-ngaktigut	tupirmuguuqtuuk iglungaktigut	They (2) went through their (2) tent. through their house (2 of them)
-ngangni	iglungangni sinilauqtugut	We slept in their (2) house
-ngangnik	iglungangnik piuksaqtugut	We like their (2) house.
-ngangnit	iglungangnit anijuq	He/she came out from their (2) house.
-ngangnut	tupingangnut isiqtuq	He/she went in to their (2) tent.
-ngani	tupingani siniktunga iglungani	I sleep in his/her/their tent. in his house	-ani
-nganik	iglunganik takujuq iglunganik piuksaqtugut	He sees her house. We like his/her/their (3+) house.
-nganit	tupinganit anijuq iglunganit	She went out of his tent. from his house	-anit