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Example in English
KQT variation
tibvuaq-
tigaq-
tiggak
tigik-
tigjuq-
tiglik-
tiglik-
tigliktaujuq
something that is stolen; it was stolen
tigliq-
tigliqtaq
tigluk-
tigu-
Uvannit tigujanga.
tigujaq
tigugiaqtanga
It was me she took it from.
something that was taken
She made an attempt to take it.
tiguaq
tiguaqsi
tigumiaq-
tigummit
tii
tija-
tikaagut
tikiq
Tikirarjuaq
tikit-
Iglulingmit tikisaaqtugut
Iqalungni qanniqtillugu tikilauqtuq.
Avanngat tingmisuuq tikittuq.
tikikkuvit
tikinnannuk
tikinnatta
tikinnassik
tikinnassi
tikimmat
tikimmatik
tikimmata
tikinnamik
tikiłłunga
Tikilauqtunga Iqalungnut.
qaujigiarunnaqpiuk tikimmangaat
tikianiktut
tikikkaluaqłuni
tikittuuguuq
We just arrived from Iglulik.
It was snowing in Iqaluit when she arrived.
The plane arrived from away over there (general area).
if / when you arrive
because we (2) are arriving; when we arrived
because/when we (3+) arrived
because you (2) are arriving; when you arrived
because you (3+) are arriving; when you arrived
because he/she is arriving; when he/she arrived
because they (2) are arriving; when they arrived
because they (3+) are arriving; when they arrived
because they are arriving; when they arrived
as I was arriving...
I arrived in Iqaluit.
Could you find that out if he/she arrived
They arrived already
even though he/she/it arrived
They say the two have arrived.
tikkuaq-
tikkuq-
tikpik
tiksa-
tiktau-
tiktit
tili-
tiliuq-
tilli
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