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Morpheme	Example	Example in English	KQT variation
-a	iluaniittuuk Qajaq tupiup tunuaniittuq.	The two of them are inside it. The kayak is behind the tent.	-nga
-ani	saniani ataani	beside him/her/it/them underneath him/her/it/them	-ngani
-anit	sanianit	from the space beside him/her/it/them	-nganit
-anut	sanianut	to the space beside him/her/it/them	-nganut
-ga	igluga nunasiutiannuga uluarjuga	my house my great little car my little ulu	-ra
-it	tupiit igluit arnait	tents (3+) houses (3+) women (3+)
-it	tupiit igluit	your tent your (1) house
-k	angutiik inuuk arnaak	two men two people two women
-kka	panikka irnikka igluliulauqtut	my (3+) daughters My sons (3+) built a house.
-kkak	pualuukkak igluukkak nukaakkak anijuuk Ukuak paniikkak. kammiannuukkak	my two mittens my two houses My two younger siblings went out. These two are my daughters. my kamiik that I am particularly proud of
-kkik	igluukkik nukaakkik anijuuk	your (1) two houses My two younger siblings went out.
-kkut	tupiikkut inuukkut Ikaaqtut sikukkut. Arvianuaqtugut Kangiqłinikkut. Nirigalainnasuuq unnuakkut.	through the two tents through the two people They are crossing over the ice. We went to Arviat via Rankin Inlet. He often eats a little in the middle of the night.
-kpik	anikpik umianga	the boat of your (1) two brothers
-kpuk	iglukpuk	our (2) two houses
-ksik	aniksik umianga	the boat of your (2) two brothers
-kta	ataatakta iglunga anikta umianga	the house of our (2) father the boat of our (2) two brothers
-ktut	igluuktut	like your (1) two houses
-ktut	tupiktut angitigijuq igluktut	It's the same size as your tent. like your (1) house
-ma	tupirma qananga anaanama qulittaujanga anaanama nukangit anaanama nukangita uingit	the pole of my tent my mother's parka my mother's younger sisters the husbands of my mother's younger sisters
-mi	tupirmi siniktuq kinngarmi Umiarmi iksivaaqtuq Nunavummi	He sleeps in the tent on/at the mountain He/she is sitting in the boat. in Nunavut
-mi	tupirmi qananga iglumi igalaanga	the pole of his/her own tent the window of his own house
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-migut	tupirmigut paarnguqtuq iglumigut	He crawls through his own tent. through his own house
-migut	tupirmigut parnguqtut	They (3+) crawled through their own tent.
-mik	Nutaarmik atigitaaqtuq. igluliuqtuq angijumik Kiviuq maliksaqtuq inungmik tupirmut. Saunirmik panalik. Qaittilauqpaanga uuminga uasikuarmik. Uutunaq sanasimajumik qulittaujaqaqtunga. Qiniqtuq ulumik. Niqimik niuvirniaqtunga. anginiqsamik	He/she got a new parka. He/she is building a big house. Kiviuq followed a person into the tent. He has a snow knife made of bone. They presented me with this vest. I have a parka that is made like this one. He/she is searching for an ulu. I will buy some meat. something bigger	-nik
-mikkut	tupirmigut parnguqtut iglumikkut	They (2+) crawled through their own tent. through their (2) own house
-miktut	tupirmitut salumaitigijut iglumiktut	They (2+) are as dirty as their own tent. like their (2) own house
-miktut	tupirmitut salumaitigijut iglumiktut	They (2+) are as dirty as their own tent. like their own house