Inuktitut 5 - Allavik

  1. -TAQAQ-
    • there is/ there are (verb)
    • tacked on to end of a noun
  2. KaapiTAQAQqa?
    Is there coffee? (taqaq = there is)
  3. ii, kaapitalik
    there is coffee (taqaq + tuq —> talik)
  4. aagga, kaapitaqanngittuq
    no, there is NO coffee ( taqaq + nngit +tuq = taqanngittuq)
  5. Paipaataqaqqa?
    • Is there any paper?
    • (Paippaaq + taqaq + qa)
  6. Ii, paippaatalik
    yes, there is paper
  7. aagga, paippaataqanngittuq
    no, there is no paper
  8. matu
    one door
  9. matuuk
    two doors
  10. matuit
    (three or more) doors
  11. saak
    two tables (sam = tables + k = dual form)
  12. uqaalautik
    two telephones (uqaalaut + iik = two)
  13. illuuk
    two buildings (illuu + k = dual form)
  14. dual form for noun ending in vowel
    • add a -k
    • nuvuja (cloud) + -k (dual form) = nuvujaak
  15. dual form for noun ending in t
    • add a -iik
    • paipaamuurijjut (printer) + -iik = paipaamuurijjutiik
  16. dual form for noun ending in consonant other than a t
    • Delete last consonant, double last vowel and add -k
    • kamik —> kami + i + k = kamiik
  17. qarasaujaq
    computer
  18. qarasaujaak
    • two computers
    • qarasaujaq —> qarasauja + a + k
  19. Dual form of nunannguaq (map)
    • nunannguaq —> nunanngua + k
    • just add k if two vowels already there
    • almost never have more than 2 vowels in a row
  20. Changing a noun to plural when ends in vowel
    • add -it
    • ilisaiji (teacher) —> ilisaijiit (teachers (3+))
  21. Changing a noun to plural when ends in -t
    • add -iit
    • uqaalaut (telephone) —> uqaalautIIT (telephones)
  22. Changing a noun to a plural when ends in another consonant (not a t)
    • Add -it
    • If already has two vowels - just add -t
    • Iqaluk (fish) —> Iqaluit (fish 3+)
  23. Uqaalautiralaaq
    cell phone
  24. uqaalautiralaaq
    cell phones (3+)
  25. affix -QAQ-
    • to have something in your possession
    • follows the noun, deletes the ending consonant in the noun
  26. uluqaqqit?
    • Do you have an ulu?
    • ulu + qaq + qit
  27. uluqaqtunga
    • I have an ulu
    • ulu + qaq + tunga
  28. umik
    beard
  29. umiqaqqa?
    • Does he have a beard?
    • umik (beard) + qaq (to have) + qa (he/she?)?
  30. titiraut
    a pen (singular)
  31. titirautiqaqtunga
    • I have a pen
    • titiraut + i + qaq + tuna (-i- is added to singular nouns ending in a t)
  32. umiqanngittuq
    • He doesn’t have a beard
    • umik + qaq (deletes preceding k) + nngit (deletes preceding q)
    • = umi + qa + nngit + tuq
  33. nuliaq
    wife
  34. nuliaqaqqa?
    • does he have a wife?
    • nuliaq + qaq (deletes preceding q) + qa
  35. ii, nuliaLIK
    • yes, he has a wife
    • -lik used instead of -TAQ-TUQ = LIK
    • LIK deletes preceding consonant
  36. aagga, nuliaqanngittuq
    • No, he doesn’t have a wife
    • nuliaq + qaq +nggit + tuq = nulia + qa +nngittuq
  37. aitsirniaqtunga
    I will go get someone
  38. allavvik
    office
  39. allavvimmi
    at the office (allavvik + mi = allavvimmi)
  40. atausiq
    one
  41. ilisaiji
    teacher
  42. itsivautaq
    chair
  43. katimavik
    boardroom
  44. kikiatsijjut
    stapler
  45. paippaaq
    paper
  46. qarasaujaq
    computer
  47. qarasaujaralaaq
    laptop
  48. qatsinik
    how many
  49. qatsinik pijumavit?
    how many do you want
  50. qilliqtuq
    CD
  51. saa
    table
  52. sanikkuvik
    garbage can
  53. sukkajukkuurut
    fax machine
  54. taakkua
    these
  55. titiraut
    pen/pencil
  56. tuu
    two
  57. ukua sunauvat?
    what are these things?
  58. ukuak
    these two
  59. ukuak sunauvaak?
    what are these two things?
  60. umik
    beard
  61. una
    this/he/she
  62. uqaalaut
    telephone
  63. uqaaluatiralaaq
    cell phone
  64. uqalimaagakkuvik
    book shelf
  65. uqalimaagaq
    book
Author
dohertys
ID
321070
Card Set
Inuktitut 5 - Allavik
Description
Flashcards from the online Tusalaanga Pirivik website on learning Inuktitut - Lesson: Allavik (the office)
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